2022
DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.10.516021
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Microbial exposure across life reduces susceptibility ofAedes aegyptito Zika virus by enhancing blood digestion and limiting midgut cell infection

Abstract: The worldwide expansion of mosquito-borne pathogens necessitates improved control measures, including approaches to restrict infection and transmission by mosquito vectors. Reducing transmission is challenging because determinants of vector competence for viruses like Zika (ZIKV) are poorly understood. Our previous work established thatAedes (Ae.) aegyptilarvae reared in microbe-rich environmental water are less susceptible to ZIKV as adults compared to cohorts reared in microbe-deficient laboratory tap water.… Show more

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