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Studies on Human Malaria in Aotus Monkeys. VII. Comparative Infectivity of Two Strains of Plasmodium vivax to Anopheles freeborni, A. maculatus, and Four Strains of A. albimanus

William E. Collins, Jimmie C. Skinner, McWilson Warren, Bettye B. Richardson

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Abstract

A strain of Plasmodium vivax from El Salvador was shown to be more infectious to the Apastepeque strain of Anopheles albimanus from El Salvador than was a strain of P. vivax from Colombia, S. A. The Apastepeque mosquito strain was also more susceptible to the Savadoran strain of P. vivax than were 2 other strains of this mosquito from El Salvador. A strain of A. albimanus from Panama was more susceptible to both of the parasite than were any of the Salvadoran strains of A. albimanus.

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A strain of Plasmodium vivax from El Salvador was shown to be more infectious to the Apastepeque strain of Anopheles albimanus from El Salvador than was a strain of P. vivax from Colombia, S. A. The Apastepeque mosquito strain was also more susceptible to the Savadoran strain of P. vivax than were 2 other strains of this mosquito from El Salvador. A strain of A. albimanus from Panama was more susceptible to both of the parasite than were any of the Salvadoran strains of A. albimanus.

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A strain of Plasmodium vivax from El Salvador was shown to be more infectious to the Apastepeque strain of Anopheles albimanus from El Salvador than was a strain of P. vivax from Colombia, S. A. The Apastepeque mosquito strain was also more susceptible to the Savadoran strain of P. vivax than were 2 other strains of this mosquito from El Salvador. A strain of A. albimanus from Panama was more susceptible to both of the parasite than were any of the Salvadoran strains of A. albimanus.

Key concepts: Anopheles albimanus, Plasmodium vivax, Biology, Infectivity, Virology, Strain (injury), Malaria, Parasite hosting

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