PRESENTATION DU PROJET ERC REVOLINC - Jérémy Bouyer Lancement du Réseau Vectopôle Sud Journée d'Animation Scientifique " Stratégies Innovantes ...
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PRESENTATION DU PROJET ERC REVOLINC Jérémy Bouyer Lancement du Réseau Vectopôle Sud ‐ Journée d’Animation Scientifique « Stratégies Innovantes de Lutte contre les Insectes Vecteurs et Ravageurs » 3 mai 2018 Agropolis International 1
Toxicity and Reduction of ecotoxicity of authorized insecticides insecticides (by 75% in Europe) Resurgences Insecticide Diseases and resistance pests outbreaks Economical loses Environmental Biological changes invasions (local/global) (vectors/pests) 3
INNOVATION Toxicity and Reduction of ecotoxicity of authorized insecticides insecticides (by 75% in Europe) Resurgences Insecticide Diseases and resistance pests outbreaks Economical loses Environmental Biological changes invasions (local/global) (vectors/pests) 4
… worse in Europe! Pyrethroids DDT Pyrethroids Pyrethroids Source: Justin McBeath ISNTD Bites – March 19th 2015 5
Moustique tigre: « Appel à la vigilance » dans 42 départements métropolitains il y a 4 jours par la Direction Général de la Santé Situation au 1er Janvier 2018 « surveillance renforcée » 11
AGRICULTURE PUBLIC & ANIMAL HEALTH Fruit flies Tsetse flies Ceratitis capitata Glossina palpalis gambiensis 12
THE TEAM 13
Vectopôle LISIS . 14
WHAT IS NEEDED TO RUN BOOSTED SIT? WHAT WILL WE ADDRESS? 15
Transfer of biocides during mating and impact on female fertility (PP & Bti & Densovirus) Resilience and + transfer / mating Transfer breeding Contamination sites & impact on technique fecundity 16
Survival of sterile males Glossina palpalis gambiensis 100 Survival of sterile males (%) 90 35mg F15 + Pyriproxyfen 80 70 60 Control 50 40 30 20 Control F15 10 0 0H 6H 48H 4j 7j 9j 13j 15j 17j 21j Time after treatment No impact of PP on survival Master2 Lison Laroche
Persistency of pyriproxyfen Glossina palpalis gambiensis Amount of PP per tsetse (ng) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 0H 3H 6H 24H 48H 72H 4J 6J 8J 10J Time after treatment Fast initial decline of PP followed by a stagnation Master2 Lison Laroche
Transfer of pyriproxyfen from males to females Glossina palpalis gambiensis Amount of pyriproxyfen per female (ng) 80 71,453 70 60 50 42,78 40 30 20 15,35 17,82 17,65 18,26 10 1,35 0 Nb of contacts without mating Master2 Lison Laroche
Survival of mosquitoes treated with pyriproxyfen Aedes albopictus / 40% PP Reduced survival (+50% mortality in 14 days)
Persistency of pyriproxyfen Aedes albopictus 240 183,48 Amount of PP per individual (ng) 200 132,01 160 107,67 120 62,01 80 42,03 16,76 40 0 T0 (0 heure) T1 (3 T2 (6 T3 (24 T4 (48 T5 (4 jours) heures) heures) heures) heures) ‐40 Time after treatment
What about associating SIT to DENSOVIRUSES? 22
Drawn by Steve Higgs 23
The Lancet Global Health 2016 4, DOI: (10.1016/S2214-109X(16)00082-6) Copyright © 2016 Bouyer et al. Open Access article distributed under the terms of CC BY-NC-ND Terms and Conditions
Mosquitoes Densoviruses Ongoing trials Production en cellules (virus équivalent génome – Test d’infection DVs moustiques Origine des DVs veg/µl) sécrétion dans le en larves surnageant Aedes albopictus C6/36P chroniquement Densovirus 2 infectées Jousset et al., 1993 2,4 x 108 En cours AalDV2 Récolte des surnageants de culture Clone viral C6/36 3,4x106 origine: synthèse de genes AAG2 Production de virus par 1,2x103 Aedes aegypti transfection de culture de Densovirus 1 cellules de moustiques Clone viral C6/36 1,3 x 101 AaeDV1 origine : clonage génome viral Production de virus par AAG2 3,8x106 En cours transfection de cultures de cellules de moustiques
High specificity Carlson et al. 2006 Advances in virus research 26
Aedes albopictus Densovirus 2 produced from infectious plasmid Infection in Aedes albopictus and Aedes aegypti larvae Protocol: Protocol: • 1 larvae L1, P96 well, +/- virus • 1 larvae L1, P96 well, +/- virus • Transfert 48hpi in P24 well plate + food • Virus +/- FB28 0,1% • Transfert 48hpi in P24 well plate + food Survival curve for Ae. albopictus larvae (Italian strain) Survival curve for Ae. aegypti larvae (Bora strain) infected with AalDV2 virus infected with AalDV2 virus
Aedes albopictus Densovirus 2 produced from C6/36 chronically infected cell line Infection in Aedes albopictus larvae Protocol: • 100 larvaes L1, 5 ml cell culture • Transfert 48hpi in 300 ml water + food • Analysis 14 dpi AalDV2 effects : • ↗ mortality • ↘ development • ↗ cannibalism Individuals number at 14 dpi
Impact of boosted SIT in semi‐field and field trials with the best biocide (Ae. albopictus & C. capitata) Semi‐field trials Experimental field trials 29
Relative impacts of SIT and boosted‐SIT on population dynamics and resilience Deterministic models Individual‐based models 30
Preliminary models with Pyriproxyfen Elimination with minimised Rtotal: RSIT opt = 2528 RBSIT opt = 1214 David Pleydell 31
Preliminary models with Pyriproxyfen David Pleydell 32
Population dynamics of Ae. albopictus in La Réunion (AlboRun) Spatial model Accounting for Climate Validated on entomological data Used by Agence Régionale de Santé (ARS) to target monitoring and control Modèle Observation PhD Marion Harambourg
First results of integrating SIT to the model 200,000 sterile males released weekly for 3 months With a constant climate, return to equilibrium only 1.5 month after releases Perspectives Boosted SIT Study various release scenarios Impact of Climate on vector control PhD Marion Harambourg
Mass rearing and irradiation procedures 35
Sex separation method (female elimination) and quality control Sexing of mosquitoes and handling Quality control of produced strains procedures 2 genetic strategies to be compared to Tragsa Laser sorter: ‐ Development of non‐transgenic GSS ‐ RNAi sexing 36 PhD students to be interviewed tomorrow
Development of an automatic release machine Photo WeRobotics Successful trial of the drone release system in Brazil on Aedes aegypti in March 2018 37
Regulatory issues and social acceptability of boosted SIT Risk assessment Regulatory issues Social acceptability Review of regulatory issues, technical constraints and social acceptability of genetic control in Europe 38
Revolinc & regulatory issues 1 expert / 2 audited experts 39
Revolinc & social sciences • La Reunion island • 29 jan ‐ 16 feb 2018 • Survey by observations • Meeting of scientific actors from CIRAD, Revolinc, IRD, TIS‐Réunion, ARS and collaborators on CYROI platform of Saint‐Denis in the context of phase 2 preparation meeting of TIS‐ project PhD Kamil Ghouati
Revolinc & social sciences • Vienna, Seibersdorf (Austria) • 26 ‐ 29 mar. 2018 • Survey by interviews & observations • Meeting of members from Insect Pest Control Lab ( FAO / IAEA Programme on Nuclear Techniques in Food and Agriculture ) PhD Kamil Ghouati
Revolinc & social sciences • Vienna, Seibersdorf (Austria) • 23 ‐ 30 april 2018 • Survey by interviews & observations • Meeting with european stakeholders in charge of mosquito control during a meeting on stakeholder engagement in mosquito SIT projects organized by IAEA PhD Kamil Ghouati
Revolinc & social sciences Preliminary results 1. Identification of actors in the different sites: project leaders, stakeholders, collaborators, funding agencies, civil society, public(s), beneficiaries… 2. Identification of actors logics, categories involved to account for the action & social dimension of SIT projects, on scientific & technical thematics in the society, on technical democracy and on research participation: education, sensitization, communication, vulgarization, etc. 3. Study of social relationships and their dynamics along with ongoing projects deployment PhD Kamil Ghouati
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