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Low gene flow of Aedes aegypti between dengue-endemic and dengue-free areas in southeastern and southern Brazil.

The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene - 1 Aug 2007

da Costa-Ribeiro Magda Clara Vieira, Lourenço-de-Oliveira Ricardo, Failloux Anna-Bella

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We present a population genetic study of Aedes aegypti in Brazil using isoenzyme markers. Four polymorphic loci were used to examine 11 mosquito collections at four periods in 2003. Samples from a dengue-endemic area (southeastern region) and a dengue-free area (southern region) connected by an important network of roads and railways were analyzed. The degree of genetic differentiation observed between...

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