An effective vaccine is needed for the prevention and elimination of malaria. The only
immunogens that have been shown to have a protective efficacy of more than 90% against …

Insecticide resistance is a large and growing problem for the control of mosquito disease
vectors. The World Health Organization (WHO) established the Global Plan for Insecticide …

ABSTRACT Background Sensitive monitoring of Plasmodium infective mosquitoes in low
malaria transmission settings is of high priority for disease control. Early detection of …

Background Understanding the contribution of outdoor-resting Anopheles mosquitoes to
residual malaria transmission is important in terms of scaling up vector control towards …

Background Metabolic resistance of the major malaria vector Anopheles gambiae (sl) to
insecticides is operationally significant, particularly in combination with target site resistance …

Bioassays and molecular diagnostics are routinely used for the monitoring of malaria vector
populations to support insecticide resistance management (IRM), guiding operational …

The efficacy of pre-erythrocytic stage malaria antigens or vaccine platforms is routinely
assessed in murine models challenged with Plasmodium sporozoites. Relative liver-stage …

Malaria is a severe disease of global importance transmitted by mosquitoes of the genus
Anopheles. The ability to rapidly detect the presence of infectious mosquitoes able to …

Background In characterizing malaria epidemiology, measuring mosquito infectiousness
informs the entomological inoculation rate, an important metric of malaria transmission. PCR …

Monitoring malaria prevalence in humans, as well as vector populations, for the presence of
Plasmodium, is an integral component of effective malaria control, and eventually …