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Distinct haplotypes and free movement of Aedes aegypti in Port Sudan, Sudan

2020-11-01

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Any attempt to control a mosquito‐borne disease should primarily focus on controlling its vector. In Sudan, arboviral infections are a major health problem where periodical outbreaks of arboviruses transmitted by Aedes aegypti have been reported. This preliminary study was performed to uncover the population genetic diversity of Aedes aegypti from Red Sea State, Sudan, using mtDNA‐COI gene. We performed morphologi...

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0afae41b-6576-51d1-ae19-e07b21b48183
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10.1111/jen.12816
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