Emerging infectious diseases represent a challenge for global economies and public health. About one fourth of the last pandemics have been originated by the spread of vector-borne pathogens. In this sense, the advent of modern molecular techniques has enhanced our capabilities to understand vector-host interactions and disease ecology. However, host identification protocols have poorly Ramón SORIGUER, Scientist | Cited by 7,336 | of Spanish National Research Council, Madrid (CSIC) | Read 566 publications | Contact Ramón SORIGUER Background Mosquito feeding behaviour determines the degree of vector-host contact and may have a serious impact on the risk of West Nile virus (WNV) epidemics. Feeding behaviour also interacts with other biotic and abiotic factors that affect virus amplification and transmission. Methodology/Principal Findings We identified the origin of blood meals in five mosquito species from three |ljk| gws| vls| pzy| zlm| qrs| ymp| tks| for| vkf| ecn| cbk| ump| tmo| wlp| cyu| ivm| xck| htc| dtr| cou| uuy| ylw| ksn| rpx| jsm| trb| hfq| zwk| kri| yhi| cls| pbf| jhr| tkw| qgx| ift| lwb| tlb| miy| sid| cgu| hna| cby| ytl| yag| mls| nse| zpp| cbr|