Chloé Greppi

This study identifies a non-neuronal cell population in the mosquito rectum that uses NPYLR7 to coordinate reproductive investment after blood feeding.

This study shows that disrupting the Pigment-Dispersing Factor in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes reduces morning biting and locomotor activity, altering daily host-seeking behavior.

The paper identifies Ir93a as essential for mosquito attraction to human hosts through heat and humidity sensing, revealing parallel sensory pathways for host detection.