Activity

Differentiating the species of mosquito is important for:
1. to identify the specific symptoms of the mosquito vector-borne disease
2. to develop particular treatments accordingly
3. to know their habitat.
4. to identify the level of severity.

Dear all students

According to my talk, I would like to ask all of you 1 question.

Why do we need to differentiate or identify mosquito species?

Please answer the question in the forum.

Thank you

Suchada

1.How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
-The mosquito can transmit pathogens have three ways of transmission. Firstly, Vertical transmission that the pathogen can transfer from the mother mosquito to the daughter mosquito. Secondly, Horizontal transmission can occur from a female mosquito that gets the pathogen in her body from a human…[Read more]

This is my ans.:as follows
1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
:It must be said before that mosquitoes are considered to be the main cause of many diseases. It’s not just malaria,Then the vectors are different(Aedes,Culex,Mansonia,Anopheles etc.) and each vectors type has a different severity of infection. Usually the life cycle of…[Read more]

Name: Beatriz Aira Jacob
Student ID: 6536449

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?

In general, vector-borne diseases are transmitted through the following mechanisms: mechanical transmission, in which pathogenic microorganisms are carried from the vector’s body to the food consumed by the human host; and biological transmission, in w…[Read more]

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
Ans There are many infectious diseases that are transmitted to human by insect vector such as mosquito which cause malaria, dengue and zika. For malaria disease which normally occurs when an infected female mosquito bite human then go into asexual stage in human and go into sexual stage in mosquito…[Read more]

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
When a mosquito is prevalent and also in the path of its life cycle, it can spread a pathogen in three different ways: (a) Vertical transmission, which often happens when a virus is infected the female mosquitoes and when laying eggs, cause have viruses infection to their offspring.; (b) Horizontal…[Read more]

1) How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
They can transmit the pathogen by 3 ways.
– Vertical Transmission, that means the pathogen can transmit from mother to children.
– Horizontal Transmission, that occurs when the female mosquito bite the viraemic host and pathogens inside the host are transferred and incubated in the mosquito…[Read more]

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
The transmission of pathogen by mosquito can occur 3 pathways based on mosquito life cycle. The first one is Vertical Transmission (Egg laying). If it has pathogen can transfer from mother to its children.
The Second, Venereal Transmission is pathogen can transmitted from one to another one by sexual…[Read more]

2.1 How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
The mosquitoes can transmit the pathogen to human or another mosquitoes in 3 ways. First is vertical transmissions. It mean pathogen from mother passed to their offspring via transovum and transovarial.Second is horizontal transmission. It occurs when female mosquitoes take a blood meal from viraemic…[Read more]

1.How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
The mosquito can transmit by 3 ways 1.Vertical transmission, which the pathogen can transmit from female mosquito to their children. 2.Horizontal transmission, the mosquito biting from one host to another host and the last method is Venereal transmission, the pathogen can transmit by the mating from…[Read more]

Name : Natnicha Pengsuk ID : 6537496

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
After infective stage, the mosquito can transmit the pathogen is the biological transmission way that associate the increase and growth inside the vector’s body. The biological transmission by the mosquito has 3 methods.
(1) The vertical transmission; the p…[Read more]

KRISTAL DALE F. CORPUZ – Student ID: 6536448

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
Not all species of mosquito transmit a pathogen, but in order to do so, a mosquito should be a susceptible arthropod (insect). Inside the mosquito, the parasite’s oocysts develop in the gut until the sporozoites transfer to the salivary gland. Through b…[Read more]

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
The transmission of the pathogen by mosquito vectors can occur in 3 ways during the activity or life cycle of the mosquito such as lay eggs, biting, and mating. The first one is Vertical Transmission, which occurs when the female mosquito passes the pathogen to its embryo. And made the next…[Read more]

1. How the mosquito can transmit the pathogen?
The mosquito can transmit the pathogen to another mosquito or host in a total 3 ways.
First, Vertical transmission is transmit by mother to their children during lay eggs and commonly occurs in virus infection.
Second, Horizontal transmission is transmit by mosquito biting host to another host such…[Read more]