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Upd-like/JAK/STAT signaling promotes regeneration and tolerance to bacterial infection in the <i>Aedes</i> midgut

2025-09-21

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Aedes aegypti , a major vector of arboviruses, relies on its midgut as a key interface with microbial communities that influence vector competence. While ingestion of pathogenic bacteria is known to trigger both immune and regenerative responses in the mosquito gut, the signaling pathways that govern epithelial renewal remain poorly defined. Here, we address this gap by performing transcriptomic profiling of the...

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ea61bce7-1f66-57b3-8bb6-41aeaaa6dc83
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10.1101/2025.09.21.677592
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