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Evaluation of electric nets as means to sample mosquito vectors host-seeking on humans and primates

18 Jul 2017

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BACKGROUND: Plasmodium knowlesi is found in macaques and is the only major zoonotic malaria to affect humans. Transmission of P. knowlesi between people and macaques depends on the host species preferences and feeding behavior of mosquito vectors. However, these behaviours are difficult to measure due to the lack of standardized methods for sampling potential vectors attracted to different host species. This...

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PMID: 28720113
DOI: 10.1186/s13071-017-2277-3

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