Highly evolvable malaria vectors: The genomes of 16 Anopheles mosquitoes

• Main Authors: Neafsey,D.E., Waterhouse,R.M., Abai,M.R., Aganezov,S.S., Alekseyev,M.A., Allen,J.E., Amon,J., Arcà,B., Arensburger,P., Artemov,G.N., Assour,L.A., Baseri,H., Berlin,A.M., Birren,B.W., Blandin,S.A., Brockman,A.I., Burkot,T.R., Burt,A., Chan,C.S., Chauve,C., Chiu,J.C., Christensen,M.B., Costantini,C., Davidson,V.L.M., Deligianni,E., Dottorini,T., Dritsou,V., Gabriel,S.B., Guelbéogo,W.M., Hall,A.B., Han,M., Hlaing,T., Hughes,D.S.T., Jenkins,A.M., Jiang,X., Jungreis,I., Kakani,E.G., Kamali,M., Kemppainen,P., Kennedy,R.C., Kirmitzoglou,I.K., Koekemoer,L.L., Laban,N., Langridge,N., Lawniczak,M.K.N., Lirakis,M., Lobo,N.F., Lowy,E., MacCallum,R.M., Mao,C., Maslen,G.L., Mbogo,C.M., McCarthy,J.D., Michel,K., Mitchell,S.N., Moore,W., Murphy,K.A., Naumenko,A.N., Nolan,T., Novoa,E.M., O'Loughlin,S.M., Oringanje,C.M., Oshaghi,M.A., Pakpour,N., Papathanos,P.A., Peery,A.N., Povelones,M., Prakash,A., Price,D.P., Rajaraman,A., Reimer,L.J., Rinker,D.C., Rokas,A., Russell,T.L., Sagnon,N.F., Sharakhova,M.V., Shea,T.P., Simão,F.A., Simard,F., Slotman,M.A., Somboon,P., Stegniy,V., Struchiner,C.J., Thomas,G.W.C., Tojo,M., Topalis,P., Tubío,J.M.C., Unger,M.F., Vontas,J.G., Walton,C., Wilding,C.S., Willis,J.H., Wu,Y., Yan,G., Zdobnov,E.M., Zhou,X., Catteruccia,F., Christophides,G.K., Collins,F.H., Cornman,R.S., Crisanti,A., Donnelly,M.J., Emrich,S.J., Fontaine,M.C., Gelbart,W.M., Hahn,M.W., Hansen,I.A., Howell,P.I., Kafatos,F.C., Kellis,M., Lawson,D., Louis,C.S., Luckhart,S., Muskavitch,M.A.T., Ribeiro,J.M.C., Riehle,M.A., Sharakhov,I.V., Tu,Z., Zwiebel,L.J., Besansky,N.J.
• Format: Article
• Published: American Association for the Advancement of Science 2015
• Subjects: Medicine (all); History and Philosophy of Science; Multidisciplinary
• Online Access: http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84922482170&origin=inward; http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/handle/6653943832/38385
• Institution: Chiang Mai University

© 2015, american association for the advancement of science. All rigths reserved. Variation in vectorial capacity for human malaria among Anopheles mosquito species is determined by many factors, including behavior, immunity, and life history. To investigate the genomic basis of vectorial capacity a...