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High Transmission Potential of West Nile Virus Lineage 1 for Cx. pipiens s.l. of Iran.

Viruses - 3 Apr 2020

Bakhshi Hasan, Mousson Laurence, Vazeille Marie, Zakeri Sedigheh, Raz Abbasali, de Lamballerie Xavier, Dinparast-Djadid Navid, Failloux Anna-Bella

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: Vector competence is an important parameter in evaluating whether a species plays a role in transmission of an arbovirus. Although the protocols are similar, interpretation of results is unique given the specific interactions that exist between a mosquito population and a viral genotype. Here, we assessed the infection (IR), dissemination (DR), and transmission (TR) rates of Cx. pipiens s.l., collected from...

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PMID: 32260215
DOI: 10.3390/v12040397
PMCID: PMC7232300

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