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Genetic variation in the odorant receptor gene OR4 and bit habits in natural populations of <i>Aedes aegypti</i> from Antioquia department, Colombia

2019-02-15

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It has been determined factors that make humans more attractive to mosquitoes and which strategies they use to detect a potential host. Preferential differences for human/non-human hosts are related to variations in odorant receptors (OR) genes in the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. This study use sequencing to establish the genetic variation in the odor receptor OR4 in 900 mosquitoes from different regions of Antioqui...

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604e0d1d-6bde-5870-a5c3-11be4fee9f99
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10.1101/552182
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