| anopheles (cellia) maculatus group: its spatial distribution and molecular characterization of member species in north-east india. | anopheles (cellia) maculatus is considered a group of at least nine formally named species. faced with the difficulty of correct morphological identification due to overlapping characters, several member species of the an. maculatus group are known to play important role in malaria transmission in the oriental region. current assemblage, distribution and vectorial importance of the member species within the maculatus group is far from clear in the north-eastern region of india. our study encompa ... | 2012 | 22771401 |
| malaria ecology along the thailand-myanmar border. | malaria in southeast asia frequently clusters along international borders. for example, while most of thailand is malaria free, the border region shared with myanmar continues to have endemic malaria. this spatial pattern is the result of complex interactions between landscape, humans, mosquito vectors, and malaria parasites. an understanding of these complex ecological and socio-cultural interactions is important for designing and implementing malaria elimination efforts in the region. this art ... | 2015 | 26437860 |