Chris S. Clarkson

The paper provides genomic resources for malaria vector surveillance in Southeast Asia, revealing population structure and resistance regions in Anopheles dirus.

This study uses whole-genome sequencing to analyze genomic connectivity and adaptive gene flow of insecticide resistance alleles in Anopheles arabiensis across East Africa, revealing transboundary spread despite geographic barriers.

The paper identifies genomic signatures of selection in Anopheles funestus across African populations, revealing shared and population-specific adaptive variation linked to insecticide resistance and neuromodulatory pathways.

This study uses genomic data to analyze evolutionary dynamics of Anopheles gambiae under different insecticidal tools, revealing distinct resistance mechanisms and allele frequency shifts.

The paper analyzes the population genetics of Anopheles funestus in Tanzania, identifying two distinct genetic populations with different resistance backgrounds and suggesting geographic barriers to gene flow.

The paper investigates insecticide resistance and population structure in Anopheles gambiae from southern DRC, finding high resistance and genetic differentiation between populations.

The paper identifies cis-regulated genes and cis-regulatory modules in Anopheles gambiae associated with insecticide resistance using allele-specific expression and machine learning.

The paper discovers knock-down resistance (kdr) mutations in Anopheles funestus, a major malaria vector, showing resistance to DDT but not deltamethrin.

This study identifies copy number variants (CNVs) as key drivers of insecticide resistance in Anopheles arabiensis, revealing new gene clusters and resistance mechanisms to deltamethrin and pirimiphos-methyl.

This study identifies a duplicated esterase locus associated with pirimiphos-methyl resistance in Anopheles gambiae through population genomic analysis.

This study identifies novel genetic loci associated with resistance to pyrethroid and organophosphate insecticides in Anopheles gambiae s.l. through genome-wide association analyses.

The paper examines genetic variation in the Cyp6m2 gene across Anopheles mosquito populations and finds no evidence of directional selection on missense variants linked to insecticide resistance.

This study identifies novel genetic variants and haplotypes associated with pyrethroid resistance in malaria vectors, revealing complex resistance mechanisms and geographical spread.

The paper analyzes genome variation in 1,142 Anopheles mosquitoes to study population structure and insecticide resistance.

The paper sequences genomes of 765 malaria vector mosquitoes to study genetic diversity and insecticide resistance.