Expanding the canon: Non-classical mosquito genes at the interface of arboviral infection
Abstract
Mosquito transmitted viruses cause significant morbidity and mortality in human populations. Despite the use of insecticides and other measures of vector control, arboviral diseases are on the rise. One potential solution for limiting disease transmission to humans is to render mosquitoes refractory to viral infection through genetic modification. Substantial research effort in Drosophila, Aedes and Anopheles has helped to define the major...
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Title
Expanding the canon: Non-classical mosquito genes at the interface of arboviral infection
Published Date
Jun 1, 2019
Volume
109
Pages
72 - 80
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