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tor G2 showed high blood-feeding inhibition against all strains. Both free-flying laboratory bioassays (WHO Tunnel and I-ACT) consistently measured similarly, and both predicted the results of the experimental hut test. For bioefficacy monitoring and upstream product evaluation of ITNs in situ, the I-ACT may provide an alternative bioassay modality with improved statistical power. Interceptor G2 outperformed Interceptor against pyrethroid-resistant strains, demonstrating the usefulness of chlorfenapyr in mitigation of malaria.
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