| [ecology of tick-borne arboviruses in the central african republic]. | ticks have been collected on cattle skins for seven consecutive years in bangui, berberati, bangassou and bouar. 150 strains of arboviruses have been isolated from the four following species: amblyomma variegatum: dugbe, jos, thogoto, crimean-congo hemorragic fever (cchf), yellow fever, bhanja and pétévo; boophilus annulatus: dugbe, jos and thogoto; b. decoloratus: dugbe, jos, thogoto and cchf; hyalomma nitidum: cchf. dugbe (112 isolated strains), jos (19 isolates) and thogoto (11 isolates) viru ... | 1985 | 4028317 |
| entomological profile of yellow fever epidemics in the central african republic, 2006-2010. | the causative agent of yellow fever is an arbovirus of the flaviviridae family transmitted by infected aedes mosquitoes, particularly in africa. in the central african republic since 2006, cases have been notified in the provinces of ombella-mpoko, ouham-pende, basse-kotto, haute-kotto and in bangui the capital. as the presence of a vector of yellow fever virus (yfv) represents a risk for spread of the disease, we undertook entomological investigations at these sites to identify potential vector ... | 2012 | 22897918 |