
Keywords: mating behaviour
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Drivers of mosquito matingN. C. Manoukis, Science, 371:340. 2021.![]() Gene drive systems are based on the release of organisms whose genomes have been modified or engineered to spread a desired allele or trait (such as resistance to the parasites that cause malaria) through a population. Success will depend on the release of genetically modified ... Keywords: courtship, doublesex, genetically modified mosquitoes, mating behaviour, phonotaxis, transgenic |
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Clock genes and environmental cues coordinate Anopheles pheromone synthesis, swarming, and matingG. Wang, J. Vega-Rodríguez, A. Diabate, J. Liu, C. Cui, C. Nignan, L. Dong, F. Li, C. O. Ouedrago, A. M. Bandaogo, P. S. Sawadogo, H. Maiga, T. L. Alves e Silva, T. V. Pascini, S. Wang and M. Jacobs-Lorena, Science, 371:411. 2021.![]() Knockdown of per and tim expression affects Anopheles gambiae s.s. and Anopheles stephensi male mating in the laboratory, and it reduces male An. coluzzii swarming and mating under semifield conditions. Light and temperature affect mosquito mating, possibly by modulating per ... Keywords: courtship, doublesex, genetically modified mosquitoes, mating behaviour, phonotaxis, transgenic |
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Mosquito transgenics and courtship songsH. Hurd, BugBitten BMC, 2020.![]() As a female flies into the swarm she is detected by the sound of her wing beat and males identify females by a phonotactic response to the specific sound frequency produced by her wing beat. A male and female will then attune to each other by altering the frequency of their ... Keywords: courtship, doublesex, genetically modified mosquitoes, mating behaviour, phonotaxis, transgenic |

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