Vector Control: Insights Arising from the Post-Genomics Findings on Insects’ Reproductive Biology
The high prevalence of neglected vector-borne diseases, such as Chagas disease and dengue fever, imposes enormous health and financial burdens in developing countries. Historically, and still, to this day, the main effective methods to manage those diseases rely on vector population control. Althoug...
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IntechOpen
2022
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