PPT-ARE REPELLENT BRACELETS EQUALLY EFFECTIVE AGAINST DIFFERENT SPECIES of MOSQUITOES?

C hris Dubinsky Justice Coppiano Michael Massoni John Halloran Tables amp Figures Abstract The Goal of this project was to test the effectiveness of common mosquito repellents DEET and the lesser known allnatural products Our purpose of the project was to identify the species of the mosquito that was caught by the traps in an effort to hopefully identify if the mosquito is known to carry deadly diseases such as West Nile or Zika. Binomial nomenclature. Bionomial. nomenclature is the scientific naming of organisms. Refers to the genus and species. Mosquitoes are classified as belonging to these descriptive categories:. Kingdom – . Judith Covington. SEOMTC . Summer Workshop. Imagine that you have lots of beads numbered 0 to 9. 0. 1. 2. 4. 6. 7. 8. 3. 9. 5. Start with any two beads. 1. 3. To determine the next bead, add the value of the two previous beads and record only the units digit of their sum.. Salient Features:. Centralised. Reporting and Monitoring System. Facility to test all controllers in one go or in an individual mode.. R-SCAT DIGITAL RODENT REPELLENT . Salient Features:. User friendly setup to configure number of machines , number of ping tries, ping return time. Facility to configure R-Scat Controller parameters for all controllers in one go ( . Protect YourselfWear a mosquito repellent each time you go outside.Avoid outdoor activities from dusk to dawn Department of Citywide Administrative Services . Office of Citywide Occupational Safety and Health . Citywide Trainer. June 28, 2016 . Prevention of Vector-Borne Diseases in Workers. Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. And . culex. I. ntroduction. There are over 2500 different species of mosquito throughout the world. . All mosquitoes must have water in which to complete life cycle.. This water can range in quality from melted snow water to sewage . Dana Balchunas, BSN, . M.Ed. , RN. April 19, 2019. For many VBDs, prevention is the only option. VBDs are becoming more prevalent. TYPES of VBDs are increasing. Personal protection for those at home/traveling. QUICK CARD TM • protection for the amount of time that you will be outdoors. • After returning indoors and before eating, use soap and water to wash skin that has been treated with inse Julie Kadletz. 1, . Van Gatz. 2. , Caleigh Cantelupo. 2. , . & Dr. Jennifer . Gatz. 3. 1. Shoreham_Wading River HS, . 2. Riverhead HS, . 3. Patchogue . – Medford . HS. Results. Abstract. DNA barcoding is an important measure for determining variations in mosquitoes of similar phenotypes. DNA Barcoding will be used in addition to traditional taxonomic methods to scientifically identify mosquitoes collected in three different locations on eastern Long Island. Mosquitoes are a problem on Long Island, and the warm humid climate in summer is conducive for them to increase in population size. Mosquitoes pose a threat to the public as a vector for disease. Recently, eight mosquito samples collected in late July throughout Suffolk County have tested positive for West Nile virus. Another local mosquito sample tested positive for a rare and possibly deadly virus called Eastern Equine Encephalitis. While there is a vaccine for horses against the virus, there is no vaccine for humans (Coburn, 2019). . MALARIA History Malaria is a mosquito - borne disease caused by protozoan parasites of human blood. Malaria has probably been, on a worldwide basis, the most serious disease affecting humans throu Insecticide Resistance in Mosquitoes Using the CDC Bottle Bioassay Kit CS330338-A 2 Contents INTENDED AUDIENCE 4 OBJECTIVES 4 PREFACE 4 GUIDELINES 5 1. Introduction 5 2. Materials and reagents 6 2 Japanese encephalitis Japanese encephalitis is a mosquito borne zoonotic viral disease, caused by Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV). The occurrence of disease is widespread in 24 countries of South- East Asia and Western Pacific region. The main vector of JE is Culex . Raharimalala. F.N.. 1 , 2. ,. . Boukraa. S.. 1.  , . Bawin. T.. 1. , Zimmer J.-Y.. 1. , Francis F.. 1. 1. Functional . and Evolutionary Entomology – University of Liege (. GxABT. ) – Belgium. , & . Aedes. are most common species. Females live 2-4 weeks and begin feeding on blood (to produce up to 1000 eggs) ~2 days after reaching adulthood. Eggs are laid on stagnant water surface during warm seasons and can stay dormant for 10 to 15 years.