Scientific journal paper
A continent-wide microsatellite survey reveals further complexities in the population structure of Anopheles gambiae s.s. (Diptera: Culicidae)
Vicente J.L. (Vicente J.L.); Yawson A.E. (Yawson A.E.); Patrícia Salgueiro (salgueiro, P.); Santolamazza F (Santolamazza F); Moreno M. (Moreno M.); Charlwood J.D. (Charlwood J.D.); Simard F. (Simard F.); Donnelly M.J. (Donnelly M.J.); Caccone A. (Caccone A.); della Torre A. (della Torre A.); PintoJ (PintoJ); et al.
Journal Title
American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Year (definitive publication)
2011
Language
English
Country
United States of America
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Abstract
https://mesamalaria.org/sites/default/files/2018-12/ASTMH%20Abstract%20book%202011.pdf
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Keywords
malaria,vector-borne diseases,Anopheles gambiae,Africa,microsatellite
  • Biological Sciences - Natural Sciences
  • Health Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences
  • Other Medical Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences

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