Novel use of deodorizing compounds as mosquito repellentsThe Need Insect-borne diseases, such as dengue fever, chikungunya fever, malaria, yellow fever, and Zika virus, continue to pose significant health risks worldwide. With the drawbacks of existing repellents, there is a pressing commercial need for innovative and effective compounds and compositions to develop novel mosquito repellents. These new solutions must not only be highly efficient in repelling insects but also safe for human use and environmentally friendly. The Technology The disclosed technology offers a breakthrough in insect repellents, presenting compounds and compositions specifically designed to address the shortcomings of existing solutions. Notably, the deodorizing compounds PTG-MSQ100, PTG-MSQ200, and Ordenone® have been identified as effective mosquito repellents. These compounds work by masking human odors, thereby preventing mosquitoes from detecting and biting humans. Commercial Applications The technology's applications extend beyond personal protection against mosquitoes. It finds use in various commercial settings, including:
Benefits/Advantages The technology offers several advantages over traditional insect repellents:
Embrace the future of insect repellents with our cutting-edge technology, a significant step towards reducing mosquito-borne diseases and safeguarding public health while promoting sustainable solutions. Patents
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Tech IDT2017-312 CollegeCollege of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) Licensing ManagerDahlman, Jason "Jay" InventorsCategories |