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The effect of dispersal and preferential mating on the genetic control of mosquitoes

2020-05-27

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Mosquito-borne diseases cause significant social and economic damage across much of the globe. New biotechnologies that utilise manipulations of the mosquito genome have been developed to combat disease. The successful implementation of genetic mosquito control technologies may depend upon ecological, evolutionary and environmental factors, as well as the specifications of the chosen technology. Understanding the...

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75af9a9a-8f78-5a9d-af63-77ff247f907b
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10.1101/2020.05.25.114413
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