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Dehydration alters transcript levels in the mosquito midgut, likely facilitating rapid rehydration

2022-09-17

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The mosquito midgut is an important site for bloodmeal regulation while also acting as a primary site for pathogen exposure within the mosquito. Recent studies show that exposure to dehydrating conditions alters mosquito bloodfeeding behaviors as well as post-feeding regulation, likely altering how pathogens interact with the mosquito. Unfortunately, few studies have explored the underlying dynamics between dehydr...

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Literature Corpus work: f1dfc9a9-5c48-5cd1-a6d5-89c97844add8
DOI: 10.1101/2022.09.15.508146

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