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Human-to-mosquito transmission efficiency increases as malaria is controlled

19 Jan 2015

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The efficiency of malaria transmission between human and mosquito has been shown to be influenced by many factors in the laboratory, although their impact in the field and how this changes with disease endemicity are unknown. Here we estimate how human-mosquito transmission changed as malaria was controlled in Dielmo, Senegal. Mathematical models were fit to data collected between 1990 and the start of vector...

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PMID: 25597498
DOI: 10.1038/ncomms7054

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