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February 12, 2024Malaria JournalOpen Access

Two promising candidates for paratransgenesis, Elizabethkingia and Asaia, increase in both sexes of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes after feeding

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RERichardson K. EgyirifaJAJewelna Akorli

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