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5 Résumé  7 Chapter 1: General introduction  11 1.1 Background  11 1.2 Thesis introduction  14 1.3 Experimental system  18 1.4 Research aims  21 Chapter 2: The interaction between permethrin and malaria infection affects the host-seeking behavior of mosquitoes 23 2.1 Abstract  24 2.2 Introduction  25 2.3 Methods 26 2.4 Results  29 2.5 Discussion  32 Chapter 3: The ability of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes to bite through a permethrin-treated net and the consequences for their fitness  37 3.1 Abstract  38 3.2 Introduction  39 3.3 Methods 40 3.4 Results  43 3.5 Discussion  47 Chapter 4: The resistance to deltamethrin decreases mosquito’s contact irritancy but is not genetically correlated with it 51 4.1 Abstract  52 4.2 Introduction  53 4.3 Methods 54 4.4 Results  61 4.5 Discussion  71 Chapter 5: Malaria infection in mosquitoes decreases the personal protection offered by permethrintreated bed nets  75 5.1 Abstract  76 5.2 Background  77 5.3 Methods 78

The role of insecticides and malaria infection on the mosquito’s behaviour and the consequences for malaria transmission