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A synergistic transcriptional regulation of olfactory genes derives complex behavioral responses in the mosquito <i>Anopheles culicifacies</i>

2017-11-11

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Decoding the molecular basis of host seeking and blood feeding behavioral evolution/adaptation in the adult female mosquito may provide an opportunity to design new molecular strategy to disrupt human-mosquito interactions. However, despite the great progress in the field of mosquito olfaction and chemo-detection, little is known that how the sex-specific specialization of the olfactory system enables adult female...

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69bc5f67-1637-5743-9b0c-5e6932a07877
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10.1101/218081
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