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3/21/2016 Non Transgenic Replacement and Suppression of Vector Mosquitoes Stephen Dobson 13 March, 2016 Summit on the Aedes aegypti Crisis in the Americas: Joining Together to Address a Grand Challenge Macei, Brazil 1 3/21/2016


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Non‐Transgenic Replacement and Suppression of Vector Mosquitoes

Stephen Dobson 13 March, 2016 Summit on the Aedes aegypti Crisis in the Americas: Joining Together to Address a Grand Challenge Maceió, Brazil

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Classical Sterile Insect Technique via Irradiation … several success stories in agriculture.

  • Screw Worm Fly
  • Mediteranean Fruit Fly
  • Pink Boll Worm
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Classical Sterile Insect Technique via Irradiation … but hasn’t worked well with mosquitoes

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Bidirectional Incompatibility Bidirectional Incompatibility

Aedes aegypti Scott O’Neill

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Wolbachia‐based Strategies

  • Population Replacement
  • Release of Wolbachia infected females
  • Goal: NOT intended as a pesticide; no reduction of the
  • Ae. aegypti population
  • Goal: infect local populations of mosquitoes with Wolbachia,

which is intended to interfere with virus transmission

  • Wolbachia Suppression
  • Release of Wolbachia infected males
  • Goal: reduce mosquito densities with sterile male releases

(similar to insecticides)

  • Aedes albopictus
  • Aedes aegypti

Wolbachia‐based Strategies

  • Population Replacement
  • Release of Wolbachia infected females
  • Goal: NOT intended as a pesticide; no reduction of the
  • Ae. aegypti population
  • Goal: infect local populations of mosquitoes with Wolbachia,

which is intended to interfere with virus transmission

  • Wolbachia Suppression
  • Release of Wolbachia infected males
  • Goal: reduce mosquito densities with sterile male releases

(similar to insecticides)

  • Aedes albopictus
  • Aedes aegypti

Self‐sustaining

Interference: Fitness Costs Zika? other viruses? Potential virus selection Not self‐sustaining (unless achieve elimination) Successful examples of SIT Wolbachia does not negatively effect male fitness

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http://www.epa.gov/oppbppd1/biopesticides Regulatory Consideration – Wolbachia Microbial Pesticide

Lexington, KY

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Los Angeles, CA Fire Island, NY Lexington, KY

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Auto-Dissemination by Autocidal Males (ADAM)

Hormone Treatment

  • Effects conspecifics in the same breeding sites
  • Interspecific and Intraspecific effect

Clovis, CA Lexington, KY

Aedes albopictus Aedes aegypti

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Lexington, Kentucky

Robert ‘Bob’ Rose, PhD Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development