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Table S1 - Vector Competence in West African <i>Aedes aegypti</i> Is Flavivirus Species and Genotype Dependent

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Proportions of Aedes aegypti with DENV-2-JAM1409 infected midguts (MI) or disseminated infections (DI). Disseminated infections were assessed in head/thorax. Infection status was determined by plaque assay 14 days post infection.

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UncategorisedbaAedes aegypti mosquitoeswestdenvvector competencegenotypeGenotype Dependent BackgroundVector competence14 days post infectionDAK+3

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