With mosquito Y chromosome sequencing, researchers lay groundwork for advanced disease control

Monday, April 4, 2016 - 20:20 in Biology & Nature

Ever since the groundbreaking Anopheles gambiae genome sequencing project was published in 2002, efforts have been underway to harness genomics for novel vector-based malaria control strategies. Researchers have assembled a diverse and multinational team of scientists to crack the genetic code of the Y chromosome in malaria mosquitoes for the first time.

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