The E205D mutation in CYP6P3 drives pyrethroid insecticide resistance in the African malaria mosquito vector Anopheles gambiae
Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation · Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Abstract
Deciphering the molecular drivers of insecticide resistance is paramount to extending the effectiveness of malaria vector control tools. Here, we demonstrate that a P450 haplotype spanning a Glu 205 →Asp (E205D) amino acid point mutation in the CYP6P3 gene drives pyrethroid insecticide resistance in the mosquito malaria vector Anopheles gambiae . Pooled whole-genome DNA sequencing data from A. gambiae mosquitoes detected a major P450-linked locus (CYP6 haplotype) on chromosome 2R adjacent to the locus encoding a sodium channel. In vitro metabolism assays with recombinantly expressed CYP6P3 protein revealed that the catalytic efficiency of the 205D variant for the pyrethroid insecticide permethrin was 3.7 times…
Citation impact
- FWCI
- 82.93
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- 99%
- References
- 65
Authors
12- JAJonas A. Kengne-OuafoCorresponding
Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation
- MFMersimine F. M. Kouamo
Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation
- AMAbdullahi Muhammad
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
- ATArnaud Tepa
Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation
- SNStevia Ntadoun
Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation
Topics & keywords
- Pyrethroid
- Permethrin
- Deltamethrin
- Genotype
- Vector (molecular biology)
- Locus (genetics)
- Malaria
- Point mutation
- Good health and well-being