Fly survival after feeding on treated rats
Animal study · Male Glossina pallidipes; Wistar rats [1]
Male Glossina pallidipes fed on Wistar rats receiving Nitisinone at 1 mg/kg by oral gavage in sterile PBS. After 26 hours of feeding, approximately 90% of the flies died.
| Endpoint | Reported result | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Male Glossina pallidipes survival | fly mortality approximately 90% of the flies died | [1] |
Conditions shared by the study groups
- Route
- oral dose of NTBC solubilised in sterile PBS by gavage
- Treatment course
- After 90 minutes; after 26 hours of feeding
- Vehicle
- sterile PBS
| Group / dose | Comparator | Observed result | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nitisinone 1 mg/kg | PBS-treated anaesthetized rats | after 26 hours of feeding on rats receiving an oral dose of NTBC equal to 1 mg/kg (therapeutic dose recommended for humans with HT- I), approximately 90% of the flies died | [1] |
- Nitisinone 1 mg/kg
- Model: Male Glossina pallidipes; Wistar rats
Methods and source locations
Compound reported in the paper: Nitisinone; Compound label in the paper: NTBC
Literature evidence for the named compound in the stated model; no Adooq product-use or lot-performance claim.
Results > Tsetse fed on NTBC-treated mice die (S21); Materials and methods > Ethics statement (S86); Materials and methods > In vivo oral administration of NTBC to rats (S172, S174, S176); Fig 1 legend (S266)
Male Glossina pallidipes survival: Male Glossina pallidipes survival; comparator: PBS-treated anaesthetized rats — Results > Tsetse fed on NTBC-treated mice die (S21); Fig 1 legend (S266)
Nitisinone 1 mg/kg · Results > Tsetse fed on NTBC-treated mice die (S21); Materials and methods > In vivo oral administration of NTBC to rats (S172, S174)