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DENV2 and ZIKV modulate the feeding behavior of Aedes aegypti by altering the tyrosine-dopamine pathway

29 Apr 2025

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ABSTRACT Flaviviruses are known for their neurotropic properties and their long-lasting neurological effects. As mosquito-borne viruses, they can persistently infect the central nervous system of mosquitoes without causing symptoms, yet they can alter the physiology and behavior of these insects. However, the molecular mechanisms by which flaviviruses directly influence mosquito feeding behavior remain largely...

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PMID: 40298398
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.03968-24

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