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Thank you for your answer.

Thank you for your answer. I agree that we can merge these methods for detecting malaria in mosquitoes and depend on the situation in that area.

Thank you for your answer. I agree with you, it is true that the choice for selecting the malaria diagnosis in mosquitoes depends on many factors.

From previous reports (https://academic.oup.com/jme/article-abstract/19/1/98/2219935?redirectedFrom=fulltext&login=false)
“During the monsoon malaria-transmission season of 1978, infrequent feeding on humans coupled with reduced anopheline life expectancy contributed to low estimates of the malaria vectorial capacity for Anopheles culicifacie and…[Read more]

References
1. Development of malaria diagnosis in Anopheles mosquitoes, ppt, Asso. Prof Dr.Jiraporn Ruangsittichai , Ph.D
2. PCR-based detection of Plasmodium in Anopheles mosquitoes: a comparison of a new high-throughput assay with existing methods, Chris Bass,et al, Malaria journal,15 September 2008.
3. Fast and robust single PCR for Plasmodium…[Read more]

If the resources are available, I will use the molecular techniques for malaria detection in mosquitoes as the first priority. Although midgut dissection for finding oocyst and sporozoites is recognized as gold standard, it requires skilled personnel, time consuming and cannot specify the species yet. In concerning with immunoassay such as Slot…[Read more]

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When working on the field site, the technique that will be most suitable for malaria detection in mosquitoes will depend on several factors, including sensitivity, specificity, speed, cost, and available resources [1]. In this assignment, I will discuss the various techniques and choose the most…[Read more]

1. What is the benefit of cell culture?
Cell culture is one of the techniques to study cell proliferation and understand their model system. This technique is widely used for investigating the cell under controlled conditions, generally outside of their neutral environment like when we needed to research virus biology, vaccine development, the…[Read more]

Q.1. What is the importance of this study?
Answer; According to the previous data, Angiostrongylus sp. was known to transmit by consuming the raw or improperly cooked land snails that containing infective larvae. The study indicated that houseflies can be a transport host of Angiostrongylus spp. Thus, humans may become infected with…[Read more]

Dear Ajan Rutcharin,
Sorry for late reply on your questions, as I said yesterday, I’ve got student email account a week ago and I have received the information about username and password of TM online account this morning (24.2.2023 10:50AM). As soon as I activate TM online account and answer all of your question. I hope you understand the…[Read more]

Que: 1. What is the importance of this study?
Que: 2. What is the transmission route of Angiostrongylus sp. (from this study)?
Que: 3. What are the factors needed to successfully help the houseflies in the process of disease transmission?

Ans: 1. The important finding of this study is our community can be infected with angiostrongyliasis without…[Read more]

TMID 607-07
lecture power point questions
Ques: 1. How do you rebuild after such destruction?
Ques: 2. What kind of reservoir host and vector?
Ans: 1. The national government has responsible for planning to rebuild after large scale disaster like Tsunami, and it will take quite long time, however, it should divide urgent action plan, 1-5 year…[Read more]

The transmission patterns is a pattern of vector transmitted the pathogen to another vector for spread the disease to another host. This mechanism can divide into 3 ways. First is Vertical transmission that the mosquitoes transmit the pathogen to their offspring via egg, it call transovum (virus on egg surface) and transovarial (virus in embryos).…[Read more]

Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites, which are transmitted through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. On the other hand, culicine mosquitoes(Aedes, Culex, and Mansonia mosquito) can be important vectors for human pathogens and feed on humans like the Anopheles mosquito. For this reason, it raises the question of Why Aedes…[Read more]

Normally the main vector of malaria is Anopheles spp. and Aedes aegypti is a vector of Dengue fever virus, so both mosquitoes species allow the pathogen living inside their bodies or call susceptible vector. The susceptible vector is a one type of vector and pathogen relationship, it means vector gives some benefits to pathogen and the pathogen…[Read more]