母體傳播遺漏對(duì)Wolbachia在蚊群中擴(kuò)散的影響
[Abstract]:According to WHO incomplete statistics, nearly 700000 people worldwide die of mosquito-borne diseases every year. Take dengue fever, which threatens more than 3.6 billion people a year, about 100 million of whom are infected. Guangzhou has become an endemic area for dengue fever, especially since the massive outbreak of dengue fever in 2014 has greatly troubled people in the region, making mosquito control and mosquito control a national activity in the region. The traditional method of mosquito control is to spray insecticides against mosquitoes. This method not only pollutes the environment seriously, but also increases mosquito resistance. Since Xi Zhiyong succeeded in establishing a stable Wolbachia strain in Aedes in2005, a new type, A safe and effective biological method is to suppress or replace wild mosquito populations by releasing mosquitoes that carry Wolbachiax bacteria and can block the spread of mosquito-borne diseases. Wolbachia transmits the symbiotic bacteria resistant to viral replication to future generations at a higher maternal transmission rate. The higher the maternal transmission rate, the more favorable the transmission of Wolbachia in mosquito population. However, maternal transmission omission rates are almost universal in Drosophila (Drosophila simulans), and new research shows that maternal transmission omission rates are not just the same in Aedes aegypti, which spreads dengue fever, but also in the malaria transmission Anopheles stephensi. And the omission rate was much larger than in the fruit fly. Based on this, a mathematical model is established to analyze how the rate of maternal transmission omission affects the dynamic behavior of Wolbachia in mosquito populations. The results of the model analysis explain the failure of Vietnam's release work in 2013. This paper is divided into three chapters. The first chapter introduces the background of mosquito-borne diseases, the research status of Wolbachia dynamics in mosquito populations and the main work of this paper. In chapter 2, we first prove the invariance and boundedness of the solution of the system, then we derive two identities of the full text analysis, then we divide them into nine cases according to the parameters of the model, and give the global analysis of the system in each case. The theoretical results show that the incomplete mother propagation can result in monomorphic, bistable and polymorphic systems compared with complete mother propagation. In chapter 3, the effects of maternal transmission omissions on the formulation of mosquito release strategies are discussed by numerical simulation. Incomplete parent propagation brings complex dynamic behavior to the system. With the increasing of omissions, the system exhibits monomorphic, polymorphic or bistable dynamic behavior in turn. For three models with different mother propagation rates, the threshold curves of different mother propagation omissions are estimated by numerical simulation method, and the effects of different mother propagation omissions on Wolbachia propagation are revealed.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:廣州大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號(hào)】:O175
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