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Observational study demonstrates reduced reproductive success in males and increased mortality in mites after immunization, suggesting a new vaccine pathway.
DgFABP is critical for the survival, molting, and reproductive success of D. gallinae. The significant reduction in reproductive ability and increased mite mortality following immunization highlights the strong potential of rDgFABP as a novel vaccine candidate for the sustainable control of poultry red mite infestations.
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