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Localisation and tissue tropism of the symbiont Microsporidia MB in the germ line and somatic tissues of Anopheles arabiensis

2023-03-07

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The Anopheles symbiont, Microsporidia MB , is maternally inherited and has a strong malaria transmission-blocking phenotype in Anopheles arabiensis. Microsporidia MB is also vertically transmitted, sexually transmitted and avirulent. These characteristics are expected to promote its spread through mosquito populations, enhancing the potential of Microsporidia MB as a candidate for the development of a symbiont...

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Literature Corpus work: a95c189f-3de8-5ce4-8e54-5cd12033fac1
DOI: 10.1101/2023.03.06.531457

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