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Achinko DA, Mireji P, Masiga D and Catteruccia F The role of signal transduction post-mating in _Anopheles gambiae_ provides a putative target for vector reproductive control in the mosquito . F1000Posters 2013, 4:1249 (poster)

The role of signal transduction post-mating in Anopheles gambiae provides a putative target for vector reproductive control in the mosquito

Daniel A Achinko1, Daniel A Achinko2, Paul Mireji, Daniel Masiga, Flaminia Catteruccia
Published 05 Nov 2013
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Published 05 Nov 2013

The role of signal transduction post-mating in Anopheles gambiae provides a putative target for vector reproductive control in the mosquito

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Daniel A Achinko1, Daniel A Achinko2, Paul Mireji, Daniel Masiga, Flaminia Catteruccia
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1 Kenya Polytechnic University College, Kenya
2 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, International Center of Insect Physiology and Ecology, Kenya
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6th MIM Pan-African Conference on Malaria 2013
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