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Elucidating mechanisms of carbamate resistance and carbamate/pyrethroid cross resistance in An. funestus in Africa

2014-01-01

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Malaria remains one of the most debilitating tropical diseases with more than 90% of cases in Africa among children under five and pregnant women. Resistance observed against the main insecticides used in public health sector in major vectors such as Anopheles funestus is threatening the success of vector control interventions. To improve the design of suitable resistance management strategies, it is crucial to el...

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3e193e3c-2b3d-553c-9e4f-a94749a1ec5c
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10.17638/02027219
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