Wolbachia redirects host ATP metabolism to suppress viruses in mosquito cells
A mosquito-cell study found that Wolbachia redirects host ATP metabolism toward its own proliferation while suppressing dengue and Venezuelan equine ...
A mosquito-cell study found that Wolbachia redirects host ATP metabolism toward its own proliferation while suppressing dengue and Venezuelan equine ...
A field survey of 2,434 mosquitoes from three eastern Chinese localities found that community composition accounted for much, but not ...
Integrative taxonomy of the montane rove beetle Quedius obliqueseriatus uncovered two allopatric COI lineages diverging by 4.0%, subtle aedeagal differences, ...
A new study from India shows that larval diet is the primary determinant of fitness in Wolbachia-transinfected and uninfected Aedes ...
A new serological study from Gran Canaria finds that nearly one in four allergic patients shows IgE antibodies against the ...
A new study in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases shows that native Wolbachia infection protects Asian tiger mosquitoes against bacterial mortality ...
A first-of-its-kind molecular survey in Sri Lanka finds no detectable Wolbachia in sand fly vectors of cutaneous leishmaniasis, while revealing ...
A multi-omics study reveals that the bacterial symbiont Wolbachia supplies riboflavin to virulent brown planthopper biotypes, underpinning their adaptation to ...
Researchers have recorded the leishmaniasis vector sand fly Phlebotomus sergenti in China for the first time, near the Kyrgyzstan border ...
A Vietnamese laboratory study using blood from dengue patients shows that rearing wMel-infected Aedes aegypti at higher temperatures reduces Wolbachia ...
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