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Biological data for ATSB-IVM/blood assays with Aedes aegypti

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Abstract

This data repository contains the raw and analyzed results supporting the evaluation of an Attractive Toxic Sugar Bait (ATSB) formulated with ivermectin (IVM) against Aedes aegypti females.

The dataset includes quantitative results used to determine the impact of ATSB-IVM ingestion (15 ppm) on critical biological and reproductive parameters of colonized Aedes aegypti. Data were collected from females aged 5–7 days allocated to two main treatment groups: ingestion of the sugar bait before blood feeding (BB) and ingestion after blood feeding (AB).

The repository includes a primary data table in Prism format detailing the following metrics across three time points (48, 72, and 96 hours relative to blood feeding or bait ingestion):

  • Blood Engorgement Rate: Percentage of females that successfully took a blood meal.
  • Female Survival: Measured over the experimental period.
  • Reproductive Traits: Including Oviposition Rate, total Egg Number (Fecundity), and Egg Hatching Rate (Fertility).

The raw data supports the reported findings that ATSB-IVM ingestion causes pronounced sublethal effects, with significantly greater negative impacts observed in the BB group and in the AB group at the longest exposure time point (96 h). These data are available for re-analysis and validation of ATSB-IVM efficacy as a mosquito control strategy.