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High <i>Plasmodium</i> infection intensity in naturally infected malaria vectors in Africa

2019-09-23

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The population dynamics of human-to-mosquito malaria transmission in the field has important implications for the genetics, epidemiology and control of malaria. The number of oocysts in oocysts positive mosquitoes developing from a single, naturally acquired infectious blood meal (herein referred to as parasite exposure) greatly influence the effectiveness of transmission blocking interventions but still remains p...

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91b47578-0f85-5dc4-8612-00b3006bd97c
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10.1101/780064
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