Mosquitoes are very obnoxious insects and vectors of many diseases like malaria, filariasis,
dengue, yellow fever, encephalitis etc. Among these, malaria is transmitted by Anopheles …

Mosquitoes have been regarded as one of the deadliest animals in the world. They serve as
main vectors of pathogens for fatal diseases such as dengue, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis …

Mosquitoes are the potential vectors of many diseases, including malaria, filariasis, dengue,
brain fever, etc. There is an urgent need to check the proliferation of the population of vector …

A tiny mosquito is the potential vector of lifethreatening disease to the worldwide population
such as malaria, dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, West Nile fever, Japanese …

Insects are the major largest animal populations having diverse ranges and specificities.
Among the insect, mosquitoes (Diptera culicidae) are the notable significant vector …

An estimated amount of US $3.1 billion was spent for malaria eradication and control
programme in the year 2017. Still the world malaria report (WMR) 2017 estimated 219 …

Nanotechnology has vast applications in virtually all the fields including health and
environment. Nanomaterials have different origins like plants, animals, metals, and …

Vector control is an essential requirement in control of epidemic diseases such as malaria,
filariasis, dengue that are transmitted by different species of mosquitoes. Emergence of …

In recent past, the nano-material research is one of the burgeoning field having influence
Medicine, Biology and Agriculture. The novel properties of nanoparticles possess enormous …

The periodic outbreak of mosquito-borne diseases like dengue fever, zika fever, and yellow
fever all over the world highlights the need for effective mosquito control methods targeting …