Aedes Aegypti (Diptera, Culicidae): a new system to study impaired biological effects of phenobarbital Aedes Aegypti (Diptera, Culicidae): um novo sistema para o estudo dos efeitos biológicos do fenobarbital
作者： Rita C. Sousa-Polezzi
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摘要: Larval eclosion, developmental time, mortality in larval and pupal stages adult longevity were analyzed Aedes aegypti from the municipalities Sao Jose do Rio Preto (SJ), Paulo State, Goiânia (GO), Goias Brazil, submitted to treatment with phenobarbital (PB). Treatments carried out using eggs or L1 larvae placed develop 0.2mg/mL of PB aqueous solution. Significant delay time was observed mosquitoes SJ. In addition, both populations showed significant increase decrease longevity. Drastic effects at stage: about 50% treated imagoes SJ 21% those GO could not emerge case. The present observations indicated that affects development A. impairing important biological features. Because this organism is easy manipulate laboratory it may be considered a promising system for studies on side barbiturate intensively used epilepsy.
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