2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.22.613703
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Selection on time to parasite transmission shapes the hostAnopheles gambiaetranscriptional response and suggests immune evasion

Luís M. Silva

Abstract: Understanding host-parasite interactions is of the utmost importance for the correct disease prediction, prevention and management. Hence, this study assessed the transcriptional response of the primary malaria vector,Anopheles gambiae, to infection with several lines of the prominent vector-control parasite, the microsporidianVavraia culicis. These parasitic lines have been selected for early or late transmission within this host. Previous studies extensively described them phenotypically, differing in their … Show more

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