Background Wolbachia symbionts introduced into Aedes aegypti provide an effective strategy to mitigate dengue virus transmission and has been increasingly utilized in endemic sett
NE, Northeastern; RV, Rift Valley; NE is defined as epidemic-prone sites and others as endemic sites except for the western site of Ahero where RVF has never been reported; numbers indicate the number
Shown are the relative reproductive rates resulting from tsetse–Wolbachia mating crosses, relative to the cross between a non-colonized female and a non-colonized male. All viable offspring are listed
Wolbachia is the most widespread endosymbiotic bacterium of insects and other arthropods that can rapidly invade host populations. Deliberate releases of Wolbachia into natural populations of the deng
The MalariaGEN Vector Observatory Anopheles gambiae data resource version 3.5 (Ag3.5) contains single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) calls, copy number variant (CNV) calls and SNP haplotypes from who
