نتایج جستجو برای: mosquito

تعداد نتایج: 16267  

2017
Teresa E. Leslie Marianne Carson Els van Coeverden Kirsten De Klein Marieta Braks Anja Krumeich

BACKGROUND In the Caribbean, mosquito-borne diseases are a public health threat. In Sint Eustatius, dengue, Chikungunya and Zika are now endemic. To control and prevent mosquito-borne diseases, the Sint Eustatius Public Health Department relies on the community to assist with the control of Aedes aegypti mosquito. Unfortunately, community based interventions are not always simple, as community ...

2016
Andrés F. Vallejo Kelly Rubiano Andres Amado Amy R. Krystosik Sócrates Herrera Myriam Arévalo-Herrera

INTRODUCTION Individuals exposed to malaria infections for a long time develop immune responses capable of blocking Plasmodium transmission to mosquito vectors, potentially limiting parasite spreading in nature. Development of a malaria TB vaccine requires a better understanding of the mechanisms and main effectors responsible for transmission blocking (TB) responses. The lack of an in vitro cu...

2012
Rebecca Hood-Nowotny Bettina Schwarzinger Clemens Schwarzinger Sharon Soliban Odessa Madakacherry Martina Aigner Margarete Watzka Jeremie Gilles

BACKGROUND Knowing the underlying mechanisms of mosquito ecology will ensure effective vector management and contribute to the overall goal of malaria control. Mosquito populations show a high degree of population plasticity in response to environmental variability. However, the principle factors controlling population size and fecundity are for the most part unknown. Larval habitat and diet pl...

Journal: :Memorias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz 1996
A B Simonetti

The purpose of this review is to summarize the biology of Plasmodium in the mosquito including recent data to contribute to better understanding of the developmental interaction between mosquito and malarial parasite. The entire sporogonic cycle is discussed taking into consideration different parasite/vector interactions and factors affecting parasite development to the mosquito.

Journal: :Emerging Infectious Diseases 2001
D. S. Chandel R. Chaudhry

with reference to programs a hundred years ago, when contemporary pesticides and biological and cultural controls did not exist and the tools of mosquito control were limited to such measures as deep-ditch draining of wetlands in New Jersey, clear-cutting, and use of arsenic compounds and crude petroleum for larval control. Deep-ditch draining was also practiced long ago in other states, such a...

2015
Souleymane Doucoure Papa Makhtar Drame C. Roxanne Connelly

Vector control remains the most effective measure to prevent the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases. However, the classical entomo-parasitological methods used to evaluate the human exposure to mosquito bites and the effectiveness of control strategies are indirect, labor intensive, and lack sensitivity in low exposure/transmission areas. Therefore, they are limited in their accuracy and w...

2014
Song Guo Feng Ling Juan Hou Jinna Wang Guiming Fu Zhenyu Gong

Mosquito-borne diseases (MBDs) are still threats to public health in Zhejiang. In this study, the associations between the time-lagged mosquito capture data and MBDs incidence over five years were used to examine the potential effects of mosquito abundance on patterns of MBDs epidemiology in Zhejiang during 2008-2012. Light traps were used to collect adult mosquitoes at 11 cities. Correlation t...

2017
Dong Pei Ainsley C Nicholson Jinjin Jiang Huiying Chen Anne M Whitney Aaron Villarma Melissa Bell Ben Humrighouse Lori A Rowe Mili Sheth Dhwani Batra Phalasy Juieng Vladimir N Loparev John R McQuiston Yuhao Lan Yajun Ma Jiannong Xu

We provide complete circularized genome sequences of two mosquito-derived Elizabethkingia anophelis strains with draft sequences currently in the public domain (R26 and Ag1), and two novel E. anophelis strains derived from a different mosquito species, Anopheles sinensis (AR4-6 and AR6-8). The genetic similarity of all four mosquito-derived strains is remarkable.

2018
Robbie Weterings Chanin Umponstira Hannah L Buckley

The epidemiology of vector-borne diseases is governed by a structured array of correlative and causative factors, including landscape (for example, rural versus urban), abiotic (for example, weather), and biotic (for example, food web) factors. Studies of mosquito-borne diseases rarely address these multiple factors at large spatial scales, which limits insights into how human alterations of la...

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