Colince Kamdem

The paper analyzes amino acid substitutions in nAChR subunits of Anopheles funestus to identify rapid evolution in α9 and β2 subunits under insecticide selection pressure.

The paper compares oviposition behavior between two mosquito species and identifies chemosensory receptor gene differences that may explain their distinct strategies.

The paper analyzes genetic variation in nicotinic acetylcholine receptor subunits across six cryptic Anopheles gambiae species to understand how pre-existing polymorphism influences insecticide susceptibility.

The paper shows that the London Underground Mosquito adapted to human environments aboveground in the Middle East over 1000 years, not recently underground in London.

This study tests Anopheles larvae and adults using bioassays to assess susceptibility to chlorfenapyr, finding variability between species and populations.