This practical book covers all aspects of the biology of malaria vectors, with notes on the vectors of dengue. It is the first work in this field to concentrate on mosquitoes, rather than covering all disease vectors. Authored by renowned field entomologist Jacques Derek Charlwood, it disseminates his vast experience working on mosquito biology, ecology and the evaluation of new vector control tools across five continents over the past 40 years.
Covering all aspects from classification and systematics, population dynamics, vector control, to surveillance and sampling, epidemics, and a selection of case histories, the book also considers genetics and resistance, Aedes biology, and malaria and dengue models. It is designed to fill the gap between very specialized texts and undergraduate books on general disease vectors, and is ideal as a textbook for postgraduate courses in entomology and mosquito vectors of disease.
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Chapter 1 Classification and Systematics |
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Anopheles, Culex and Aedes |
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The Anopheles gambiae Complex |
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Chapter 2 Mosquito Life Histories |
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Chapter 3 The Search for the Host |
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Estimating Dispersal by Capture-Recapture Techniques |
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Chapter 5 Population Dynamics |
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Chapter 7 Vectorial Capacity |
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Oviposition (Gonotrophic) Cycle Duration |
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Mosquito Survival Determined by Dissection |
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Chapter 8 Chemical Methods of Vector Control |
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Insecticide Treated Material |
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Insecticides for Indoor Residual Spraying |
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Chapter 9 Alternative Methods of Vector Control |
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Topical and Spatial Repellents |
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Integrated Vector Control |
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Expanded Polystyrene Beads |
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Chapter 10 Surveillance and Sampling |
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Indoor Resting (House) Catches |
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Sporozoite Rate Determination |
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Classification of Epidemic Types |
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How to Measure Epidemic Thresholds |
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Chapter 12 The Diseases - Malaria, Filariasis and Dengue |
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Chapter 13 Sampling Techniques |
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Some Comments on Light Traps |
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Exit Collections from Houses |
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Mosquito Mounting and Preservation |
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Mounting with Paper Points |
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Collection of Immature Stages |
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Chapter 14 Laboratory Studies |
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Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) for Circumsporozoite Detection |
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The Polymerase Chain Reaction |
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Chapter 15 Global Heating - `The Future Ain't What It Used to Be' |
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Chapter 16 Some Case Histories |
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Linga Linga - Land of `Born Not Made' |
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Ghana - All Generalisations Are False |
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Chapter 17 Some Useful Websites |
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| Glossary |
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| References |
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| Bibliography |
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Jacques Derek Charlwood is Honorary Fellow of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK; Honorary Fellow of Global Health and Tropical Medicine, IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal, Lecturer College of Health Sciences, Asmara, Eritrea. He has 42 years of working in the field in Brazil, Papua New Guinea, Tanzania, São Tomé, Cambodia, Mozambique, Ghana, The Gambia and 100+ publications on malaria vectors. Charlwood is known for his work on insecticide-treated bednets and was the entomologist for the first African malaria vaccine trial (in Tanzania). He worked in the epicentre of drug resistance emergence in S.E. Asia (in Cambodia) and was the implementer of the PAMVERC trial (in Tanzania).
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