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Anti-CRISPR Anopheles mosquitoes inhibit gene drive spread under challenging behavioural conditions in large cagesA. Simoni, R. D'Amato, C. Taxiarchi, M. Galardini, A. Trusso, R. Minuz, S. Gilli, A. Somerville, D. Shittu, A. Khalil, R. Galizi and R. Muller, Research Square, 2023.![]() CRISPR-based gene drives have the potential to spread within a population and are considered as promising vector control tools. A doublesex-targeting gene drive was shown effective to suppress laboratory populations in both small and large cages, and it is considered for field ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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The Complex Lives of Mosquitoes: The Key for Malaria ControlF. Okumu, ISGlobal, 2021.![]() Mosquitoes spread diseases to millions of people around the world, yet they remain poorly understood by most. Studying their biology and behaviours can help us combat, and eventually eliminate, dangerous diseases such as malaria and dengue fever.There are nearly 3,500 species of ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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A Gene Drive Could Wipe Out Mosquitoes. But What If We Want To Turn It Off?A. Winkler, freethink, 2020.![]() Gene drives are powerful tools: they allow scientists to hack how animals pass down genes to their offspring. They could allow us to wipe out malaria-carrying mosquitoes, preserve endangered species, or fight off crop-eating pests. But once it's out in the wild, a gene drive ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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Chemical controllable gene drive in DrosophilaD. Chae, J. Lee, N. Lee, K. Park, S. J. Moon and H. H. Kim, ACS Synthetic Biology, in press. 2020.![]() Here, we report a chemical-induced control of gene drive. We prepared a CRISPR-based gene drive system that can be removed by a site-specific recombinase, Rippase, the expression of which is induced by the chemical RU486 in fruit flies. Exposure of fruit flies to RU486 resulted ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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Mosquito-Borne Diseases Emergence/Resurgence and How to Effectively Control It BiologicallyH. Dahmana and O. Mediannikov, Pathogens, 9:26. 2020.![]() Deadly pathogens and parasites are transmitted by vectors and the mosquito is considered the most threatening vector in public health, transmitting these pathogens to humans and animals. We are currently witnessing the emergence/resurgence in new regions/populations of the most ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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Optimal control and analysis of a modified trojan Y-Chromosome strategyM. A. Beauregard, R. D. Parshad, S. Boon, H. Conaway, T. Griffin and J. J. Lyu, Ecological Modelling, 416. 2020.![]() The Trojan Y Chromosome (TYC) strategy is a promising eradication method that attempts to manipulate the female to male ratio to promote the reduction of the population of an invasive species. The manipulation stems from an introduction of sex-reversed males, called supermales, ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |
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Demographic effects on the use of genetic options for the control of mosquitofish, Gambusia holbrookiR. E. Thresher, M. Canning and N. J. Bax, Ecological Applications, 23:801-814. 2013.![]() This study tests the sensitivity of genetically based pest control options based on sex ratio distortion to intra-and intersexual aggressive interactions that affect male and female survival and fitness. Data on these interactions and their impacts were gathered for the ... Keywords: autocidal, control, female fitness, gambusia-holbrooki, genetic biocontrol, Genetic control, intrasexual aggression, invasive, male harassment, models, mosquitofish, multiple loci, pest control, poecilia-latipinna, population dynamics, population viability, sex-ratio, species, sterile insect technique, sterile male release program, Trojan Y, western mosquitofish |

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