| anopheles elegans, a natural vector of simian malaria in ceylon. | | 1971 | 5003560 |
| baculovirus merozoite surface protein 1 c-terminal recombinant antigens are highly protective in a natural primate model for human plasmodium vivax malaria. | a successful anti-blood stage malaria vaccine trial based on a leading vaccine candidate, the major merozoite surface antigen-1 (msp1), is reported here. the trial was based on plasmodium cynomolgi, which is a primate malaria parasite which is highly analogous to the human parasite plasmodium vivax, in its natural host, the toque monkey, macaca sinica. two recombinant baculovirus-expressed p. cynomolgi msp1 proteins, which are analogous to the 42- and 19-kda c-terminal fragments of p. falciparum ... | 1998 | 9529073 |
| incrimination of anopheles elegans james (1903) as a natural vector of simian malaria in the nilgiris, madras state, india. | | 1963 | 14296145 |
| revised morphological identification key to the larval anopheline (diptera: culicidae) of sri lanka. | to revise morphological identification keys to the anophelines in sri lanka. | 0 | 25183086 |
| 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 |
| entomofaunal diversity of tree hole mosquitoes in western and eastern ghats hill ranges of tamilnadu, india. | the distribution and abundance of various mosquito vectors is important in the determination of disease prevalence in disease endemic areas. the aim of the present study was to conduct regular entomological surveillance and to determine the relative abundance of tree hole mosquito species in tamilnadu, india. in addition to this, the impact of weather-conditions on tree hole mosquito population were evaluated between june, 2014 and may, 2015. six hills ranges viz., anaimalai hills, kodaikanal hi ... | 2016 | 27016014 |
| partial mitochondrial dna sequences suggest the existence of a cryptic species within the leucosphyrus group of the genus anopheles (diptera: culicidae), forest malaria vectors, in northern vietnam. | during the last decade, southeast asian countries have been very successful in reducing the burden of malaria. however, malaria remains endemic in these countries, especially in remote and forested areas. the leucosphyrus group of the genus anopheles harbors the most important malaria vectors in forested areas of southeast asia. in vietnam, previous molecular studies have resulted in the identification of only anopheles dirus sensu stricto (previously known as an. dirus species a) among the leuc ... | 2010 | 20433694 |
| predicted distribution of major malaria vectors belonging to the anopheles dirus complex in asia: ecological niche and environmental influences. | methods derived from ecological niche modeling allow to define species distribution based on presence-only data. this is particularly useful to develop models from literature records such as available for the anopheles dirus complex, a major group of malaria mosquito vectors in asia. this research defines an innovative modeling design based on presence-only model and hierarchical framework to define the distribution of the complex and attempt to delineate sibling species distribution and environ ... | 2012 | 23226292 |
| the anopheles dirus complex: spatial distribution and environmental drivers. | the anopheles dirus complex includes efficient malaria vectors of the asian forested zone. studies suggest ecological and biological differences between the species of the complex but variations within species suggest possible environmental influences. behavioural variation might determine vector capacity and adaptation to changing environment. it is thus necessary to clarify the species distributions and the influences of environment on behavioural heterogeneity. | 2007 | 17341297 |