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The genomic basis of domestic colonisation and dispersal in Chagas disease vectors

2021-04-27

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The biology of vector adaptation to the human habitat remains poorly understood for many arthropod-borne diseases but underpins effective and sustainable disease control. We adopted a landscape genomics approach to investigate gene flow, signatures of local adaptation, and drivers of population structure among multiple linked wild and domestic population pairs in Rhodnius ecuadoriensis , an important vector of Ch...

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Literature Corpus work: 359a4f08-edf4-574b-b3e7-46e9b11cb9ce
DOI: 10.1101/2021.04.27.441467

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