Publications
| role of an. culicifacies as a vector of malaria in changing ecological scenario of northeastern states of india. | malaria has become endemic and subject of concern in most part of the india especially northeastern states of india. surveys before 2000 revealed that anopheles minimus was major vector responsible for transmission of malaria in this region followed by an. dirus and an. fluviatilis. however, recent studies indicate replacement of an. minimus vector by an. culicifacies due to different ecological changes and change in landuse pattern etc. the objective of present study was to explore the vectoria ... | 2017 | 27681550 |
| persistent transmission of malaria in garo hills of meghalaya bordering bangladesh, north-east india. | malaria is endemic in garo hills of meghalaya, and death cases are reported annually. plasmodium falciparum is the major parasite, and is solely responsible for each malaria-attributable death case. garo hills are categorized high-risk for drug-resistant malaria; however, there exists no data on malaria transmitting mosquitoes prevalent in the region. included in this report are entomological observations with particular reference to vector biology characteristics for devising situation specific ... | 2010 | 20858290 |