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Repellent activity of trans‐anethole and tea tree oil against Aedes aegypti and their interaction with OBP1, a protein involved in olfaction

2022-07-01

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Mosquitoes act as vectors for the transmission of various infectious pathogens. The associated diseases are prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions of the world and can be prevented by effective vector control and management. Natural compounds have become a potential alternative to synthetic repellents that are unsafe and harmful to the environment. The repellent activity of trans‐anethole and tea tree [Mela...

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10.1111/eea.13179
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