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Spatial distribution and geospatial modeling of potential spread of secondary malaria vectors species in Nigeria using recently collected empirical data. [PDF]

PLoS One
Adeogun AO, Babalola AS, Oyale OO, Oyeniyi T, Omotayo A, Izekor RT, Adetunji O, Olakiigbe A, Olagundoye O, Adeleke MA, Ojianwuna CC, Dagona A, Muhammad DA, Mabu JM, Sambo EO, Oduola A, Inyama PU, Samdi L, Obembe A, Dogara MM, Yoriyo KP, Mohammed S, Samuel RN, Amajoh C, Musa A, Zabiri MJ, Sani N, Zakariya S, Samaila A, Abba E, Shuaibu AB, Enwemiwe V, Esiwo E, Danjuma A, Shuaibu T, Istifanus PA, Kabiru S, Ukubuiwe AC, Salihu IM, Bamidele JA, Fawole JK, Liatu GC, Wahedi AJ, Idris SF, Ado A, Pukuma MS, Fasasi KA, Rufai AM, Fagbohun IK, Bala M, Esema M, Omo-Eboh M, Idowu OA, Ande A, Olayemi IK, Yayo AM, Ademu C, Okoronko C, Ozor L, Ssekitooleko J, Mokuolu O, Kawu I, Ntadom G, Salako B, Awolola S.   +64 more
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Targeted genomic surveillance of insecticide resistance in African malaria vectors

Nagi SC, Lucas ER, Ashraf F, Mugoya T, Lukyamuzi E, Summers S, Yee C, Jacob CG, Njoroge H, Pemberton T, Essandoh J, Lukindu M, Kaboré H, Sawadogo G, Williams J, Van‘t Hof AE, Hernandez-Koutoucheva A, Hubbart C, Rowlands K, Jeffreys A, Goodwin S, Park N, Ariani C, Egyir-Yawson A, Goncalves S, Rajatileka S, Rockett K, Simpson VJ, Miles A, Weetman D, Kayondo J, Nolan T, Donnelly MJ.   +32 more
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“Breaking the Resistance Barrier”: Superior Efficacy of Chlorfenapyr Bednets Against Highly Resistant Anopheles malaria vectors in Uganda

Oruni A, Menze BD, Fotso-Toguem YG, Ngannang-Fezeu VB, Thiomela RF, Tchouakui M, Hearn J, Kayondo J, Wondji CS.   +8 more
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New vectored vaccines for malaria.

, 2016
Hill, A, Reyes-Sandoval, A, Draper, S, O'Hara, G, Spencer, A, Cottingham, M, Sridhar, S, Moore, A, Goodman, A, Larsen, K, Saurya, S, Calvert, A, Furze, J, Biswas, S, Forbes, E, Berrie, E, Bird, P, Bregu, M, Rollier, C, Lawrie, A, Rowland, R, Ertl, H, Nicosia, A, Siani, L, Colloca, S   +24 more
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Vector control: Discovery of Wolbachia in malaria vectors

Current Biology, 2021
Wolbachia bacteria are being widely released for suppression of dengue transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Walker, Quek, Jeffries and colleagues present robust evidence for natural Wolbachia infections in malaria-vectoring Anopheles mosquitoes, paving the way for new Wolbachia-based interventions.
Perran A, Ross, Ary A, Hoffmann
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Malaria transfection and transfection vectors

Trends in Parasitology, 2003
Malaria remains a leading cause of death due to infectious disease. The completion of the Plasmodium falciparum genome sequencing project and release of preliminary proteomics data have significantly increased our understanding of the biology of this organism.
Gardiner, Donald L., Skinner-Adams, Tina S., Spielmann, Tobias, Trenholme, Katharine R.   +3 more
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Malaria Vectored Vaccines Consortium (MVVC)

Human Vaccines, 2010
(2010). Malaria Vectored Vaccines Consortium (MVVC) Human Vaccines: Vol. 6, No. 6, pp. 430-435.
Sharmila, Bakshi, Egeruan Babatunde, Imoukhuede   +1 more
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Status of Malaria Vectors in Italy

Journal of Medical Entomology, 1997
About 30 yr after malaria eradication, surveys to assess the presence and abundance of anopheline vectors were carried out in central and southern Italy and in the islands of Sardinia and Sicily from 1992 to 1994. Anopheles labranchiae Falleroni was present in scattered foci in all regions, except for Tuscany, where it breeds almost exclusively in rice
ROMI R, PIERDOMINICI G, SEVERINI C, TAMBURRO A, COCCHI M, MENICHETTI D, PILI E, MARCHI, ANNALISA   +7 more
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Malaria vector analysis and control

Parasitology Today, 1992
Antivector measures in malaria control should aim for a cost-effective reduction of the transmission potential ideally to below the critical level for sustained transmission. The available measures include those that decrease vector abundance, vector-human contact and vector survival rate or that increase the length of the sporogonic cycle.
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Malaria vectors of Papua New Guinea

International Journal for Parasitology, 2009
Understanding malaria transmission in Papua New Guinea (PNG) requires exact knowledge of which Anopheles species are transmitting malaria and is complicated by the cryptic species status of many of these mosquitoes. To identify the malaria vectors in PNG we studied Anopheles specimens from 232 collection localities around human habitation throughout ...
Cooper, RD, Waterson, DGE, Frances, SP, Beebe, NW, Pluess, B, Sweeney, AW   +5 more
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