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Sex specific molecular responses of Quick-To-Court in Indian malarial vector <i>Anopheles culicifacies</i> : conflict of mating and/or blood feeding?

2017-04-20

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Understanding the molecular basis of mosquito behavioral complexity is central to the design of novel molecular tool to fight against their vector borne diseases. Although, olfactory system play important role to guide and manage many behavioral co-ordinates including feeding, mating, breeding etc., but the sex specific regulation of olfactory responses remains unanswered. From our ongoing transcriptomic data anno...

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8b1f3dea-3050-5139-9614-148f94a0101c
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10.1101/128215
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