Sentence examples for vector biology from inspiring English sources

The field, known as vector biology or medical entomology, began shrinking in the 1970's because diseases carried by insects had diminished so much that there were few jobs for vector biologists.

Prior to moving to Honolulu, he was a Ford Foundation Fellow in Population Biology at the University of Chicago, and Visiting Assistant Professor and Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Vector Biology Laboratory at the University of Notre Dame.

Next steps Finally Dr Jo Lines, reader in vector biology and malaria control at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, considered what the future of malaria prevention might involve.

Jo Lines, reader in Vector Biology and Malaria Control, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK The disease started spreading in areas with reduced access to clean water and sanitation.

These holes with stagnant water are breeding grounds for mosquitoes," says Jo Lines, a reader of malaria control and vector biology at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

Jo Confino Executive editor, The Guardian Dr Jo Lines Reader in vector biology and malaria control, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Prof Janet Hemingway Director, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Karen Bulsara Consultant Dr Ato Selby NetWorks co-ordinator, Malaria Consortium Forum report commissioned by Seven Plus and controlled by the Guardian.

Related sites Background on the Anopheles project from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory Genoscope's page about the project Frank Collins's vector biology program at the University of Notre Dame.

This is stored in the nd_protocol / nd_protocolprop tables using terms from one of the vector biology-specific ontologies such as MIRO (28) (e.g. MIRO 30000009 – 'indoor light trap catch').

In addition to obvious tasks such as genome assembly and general annotation, the project included the study of genes and gene families that were either important for the understanding of the vectors' biology, or that constituted target objects for inclusion in molecular approaches aiming at controlling disease transmission.

Information from the complete mosquito genomic sequences promises to help us understand various aspects of vector mosquito biology.

Improved understanding of the vectorial system, including the role of bacteria in the vector's biology and competence, could have major implications for understanding viral emergences and for disease control.