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Dengue infection modulates locomotion and host seeking in Aedes aegypti

10 Sept 2020

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Pathogens may manipulate their human and mosquito hosts to enhance disease transmission. Dengue, caused by four viral serotypes, is the fastest-growing transmissible disease globally resulting in 50-100 million infections annually. Transmission of the disease relies on the interaction between humans and the vector Aedes aegypti and is largely dependent on the odor-mediated host seeking of female mosquitoes. In...

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PMID: 32911504
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0008531

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