Efficient production of male Wolbachia-infected Aedes aegypti mosquitoes enables large-scale suppression of wild populations
Published Online: 2020-04-01
Journal: Nature BiotechnologyLoading...
Authors: Alexandra Porshnikoff•Allison M. Weakley•Angus Kitchell•Ari Yasunaga•Bradley J. White•Brian Wasson•Bridgette Hughes•Brittany Deegan•Charlie Behling•Chris Robuck•Craig Eldershaw•Daniel Greeley•David Moore•David W. Clarke•Devon Cornel•Erika Lee•Evdoxia Kakani•F. Steven Mulligan•Jacob E. Crawford•James W. Mains•Jessica Stevenson•Jianyi Liu•Jodi Holeman•Joe Karbowski•Johanna R. Ohm•Jordan Sullivan•Josh Livni•Joshua Won•Justin S. Hyde•Karen L. Dobson•Kathleen Parkes•Kaycie C. Hopkins•Kyle Gong•Linus Upson•Mark Desnoyer•Mark Wilhelm•Martin Lozano•Martin Sheridan•Matty Metlitz•Nigel Snoad•Paul Howell•Peter Massaro•Peter Smith•Renzo Benza•Robert Sobecki•Sara N. Mitchell•Stephen L. Dobson•Teresa Lin•Tiantian Zha•Victor Criswell•Warren MacDonald•Willa Chen•William C. Chan•Yi Han
