Distribution of midgut basal lamina (BL) width in individual midguts of Control and Starve Ae. aegypti HWE.

Five day-old Ae. aegypti HWE Control and Starve mosquitoes were fed a ZIKV-containing blood-meal and the ultrastructure of the midgut BL was visualized at 3 and 5 days post-infection (dpi). TEM images were obtained from 6–8 Control and Starve midguts pe...

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Main Author:	Christie S. Herd (4798359) (author)
Other Authors:	DeAna G. Grant (4479310) (author), Jingyi Lin (713455) (author), Alexander W. E. Franz (8877677) (author)
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Biochemistry Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Immunology Infectious Diseases Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified various key tissues secondary tissues including larval stage increases investigated whether smaller also cause neurological 9 days post transmission electron microscopy population dissemination rate zikv initially infects midgut basal lamina another vertebrate host starve mosquitoes exhibited altered vector competence aedes aegypti </ vector competence aegypti </ transmission cycle dissemination rates primary vector larger mosquitoes ae </ zikv requires zikv replication zikv ), typically presents two timepoints salivary glands results indicate pregnancy complications physical evidence midgut epithelium like symptoms larvae exhibited head tissue food intake food deprivation following ingestion borne arboviruses
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Distribution of midgut basal lamina (BL) width in individual midguts of Control and Starve <i>Ae</i>. <i>aegypti</i> HWE.

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