Sentence examples for unknown mosquito from inspiring English sources

RVF epidemics have been correlated with complex processes including roles of known and unknown mosquito vectors, habitat characteristics, ecological and topographical features of vector communities, and seasonal- or climate-related vector abundances (8, 15, 29, 30, 39).

Although the environmental reservoir and mode of transmission of M. ulcerans remain unknown, mosquitoes are well known for transmitting RRV and BFV to humans, and year-to-year variation in incidence of these vector-borne viral infections is linked to changes in mosquito numbers (9, 10 ).

The precise function of endogenously produced siRNAs and piRNAs remains largely unknown in mosquito species.

We have identified 10 miRNAs previously unknown to mosquitoes, four of which did not match any known miRNAs in any organism.

Ten of the 27 are miRNAs previously unknown to mosquitoes, four of which did not match any known miRNAs in any organism.

However, the mechanism underlying the down-regulation or the extent of chloroquine interference with the multifaceted defense system of mosquito remains unknown.

If a possible function was still unclear, we used the BLAST search results to classify the gene as either unique to Drosophila (and closely related species (as far as mosquito)) or unknown but conserved among a range of species.

Whether direct transmission of WNV between birds occurs in nature in the absence of mosquitoes is unknown.

Many had little protective clothing with them and while waiting until dusk that evening, noticed a large number of mosquitoes of unknown species around them.

7 Whether this difference is caused by hybrid zone expansion over time or to the improved power of microsatellites over morphology to detect admixed mosquitoes is unknown, and both scenarios may be true.

Usutu virus (USUV) is a relatively unknown member of the mosquito-borne cluster within the Flavivirus genus, closely related to important human pathogens such as Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), Murray Valley encephalitis virus (MVEV), Dengue virus (DENV), Yellow fever virus (YFV), Saint Louis encephalitis virus (SLEV), and West Nile virus (WNV) (1– 3).