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Quantitative analysis of gene amplification in insecticide-resistant Culex mosquitoes

2000-02-08

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The amplification of carboxylesterase structural genes followed by their overexpression is the most common mechanism of resistance to organophosphorus insecticides in Culex mosquitoes. Most resistant Culex quinquefasciatus mosquitoes have co-amplified estα21 and estβ21 genes. Recently, Southern, DNA dot-blot analysis and phosphorimaging technology were used to quantify the est gene copy number in aphids and mosqui...

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10.1042/bj3460017
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