A Review on Vector Borne Diseases and Various Strategies to Control Mosquito Vectors

Mosquito vector transmit serious infectious diseases that include dengue, chikungunya, malaria, filariasis, leishmaniasis, Japanese encephalitis, west Nile fever, yellow fever and rift valley fever. Insecticides-based control measures have historically currently been an important approach against major mosquito-borne diseases. Chemical pesticides, on the other hand, are non-selective can harm beneficial organisms. Controlling mosquitoes with entomopathogenic bacteria is a convincing, ecologically acceptable alternative to chemical pesticides. Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis sphaericus insecticidal microorganisms which spore forming these most extensively utilised mosquito agents, considering rapid development of resistance, especially B. by larvae Culex spp. Under this circumstances, it necessary find biological agents from natural resources. The present review focus mainly various strategies vectors.