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Bridging laboratory and field research: method adjustments to manipulate field-derived <i>Aedes aegypti</i>

2025-07-15

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Reference strains of Aedes aegypti , reared over numerous generations under laboratory conditions, are selected to fit laboratory conditions and commonly used in research due to their consistency and ease of handling. However, working exclusively with such strains may not fully reflect the traits of natural populations. While working on such strains is relevant in terms of reproducibility between labs, it is also...

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Literature Corpus work: 778d1718-0684-5f99-a053-03b75a1fce42
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.10.664070

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