The use of driving endonuclease genes to suppress mosquito vectors of malaria in temporally variable environments
<strong>Background</strong> The use of gene drive systems to manipulate populations of malaria vectors is currently being investigated as a method of malaria control. One potential system uses driving endonuclease genes (DEGs) to spread genes that impose a genetic load. Previously, model...
Main Authors: | Lambert, B, North, A, Burt, A, Godfray, HCJ |
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Format: | Journal article |
Jezik: | English |
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BioMed Central
2018
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