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High frequency of mutations associated with head lice pyrethroid resistance in schoolchildren from Bobigny, France.

Journal of medical entomology - 1 Jan 2011

Durand Rémy, Bouvresse Sophie, Andriantsoanirina Valérie, Berdjane Zohra, Chosidow Olivier, Izri Arezki

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Resistance of head lice to pyrethroids induces difficult therapeutic problems. Previous studies demonstrated that this resistance was present in a French urban area, but its prevalence needed to be more precisely evaluated in terms of genotyping lice collected from more infested children over a certain period of time. We monitored the presence of the head lice kdr-like haplotype of the voltage-gated sodium...

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PMID: 21337951
DOI: 10.1603/me10115

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