Serendipitous detection of Anopheles stephensi in Kisumu, Kenya in June 2022
Ndenga, B. A.; Wambua, S.; Owuor, K. O.; Omukuti, R.; Chemutai, S.; Arabu, D.; Miringu, I.; Bosire, C.; Mwendwa, K.; Winter, C. A.; Mutuku, F. M.; Bisanzio, D.; LaBeaud, A. D.; Gerken, K. N.
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In June 2022, a pool of five mosquitoes that were morphologically classified as Anopheles gambiae and caught in Kisumu (Kenya) were tested for blood-meal analysis. Of the 19.6% (11/56) amplicon sequence variants assigned to mosquito species using basic local alignment search tool (BLAST), one had 15 hits matching Anopheles stephensi.
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