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Development and preparation of Aedes aegypti strains for the puropse of genetic population control

2016-01-01

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Aedes aegypti is the primary vector of dengue fever, a disease with an estimated incidence of 390 million cases per year. Vector control methods, which are used to control the spread of this disease, are proving to be unsatisfactory at preventing the spread and increasing incidence of the disease. A novel species-specific vector control tool is currently being trialled as an alternative method to limit transmissio...

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22e0580a-40eb-584f-a6d5-bd0c86fac4a7
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10.25560/89858
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