1 In the gut of the obligately
hematophagous arthropod vector, bartonellae are exposed
2 pecies from which a previous blood meal of a
hematophagous arthropod was taken is achieved with spect
3 Saliva of
hematophagous arthropods contains a diverse mixture of c
4 The saliva of
hematophagous arthropods contains potent anti-inflammato
5 Identifying the species on which
hematophagous arthropods feed is crucial for studying th
6 Hematophagous arthropods secrete a salivary apyrase that
7 system have been described in the saliva of
hematophagous arthropods that are involved in the protec
8 Hematophagous arthropods that transmit the etiological a
9 anisms aimed at disrupting the metabolism of
hematophagous arthropods, thus combatting pest invasion
10 due to the movements of humans, animals, and
hematophagous arthropods.
11 Diseases transmitted by
hematophagous (
blood-feeding) insects are responsible fo
12 Ticks are notorious
hematophagous ectoparasites and vectors of many deadly p
13 We describe a hospital infestation by 2
hematophagous ectoparasites of cliff swallows that neste
14 particular, are highly specialized obligate
hematophagous ectoparasites that incidentally bite human
15 nting microbes that facilitate their host's '
hematophagous'
feeding ecology.
16 Hematophagous female mosquitoes transmit numerous devast
17 This study demonstrates that using
hematophagous flies as 'flying syringes' constitutes an
18 re, we investigated whether blood meals from
hematophagous flies could be used to identify the infect
19 Culicoides midges are abundant
hematophagous flies that vector arboviruses of veterinar
20 ver activities in the salivary glands of the
hematophagous fly Lutzomyia longipalpis.
21 finches, namely mosquitoes and the invasive
hematophagous fly Philornis downsi.
22 The
hematophagous hookworm Ancylostoma caninum produces a fa
23 leistocene divergences of the co-distributed
hematophagous insect vectors, the sand fly Lutzomyia lon
24 ghts into the physiological adaptations of a
hematophagous insect.
25 the well-known role of CO(2) in foraging by
hematophagous insects (e.g., mosquitoes) has grown, and
26 Antigen-5 members from the
hematophagous insects Dipetalogaster maxima (DMAV) and T
27 One means by which
hematophagous insects handle this iron load is, perhaps,
28 tration of iron is toxic for most organisms,
hematophagous insects seem unaffected by the iron load i
29 Mosquitoes are
hematophagous insects that carry-on and transmit many hu
30 Phlebotomine sand flies are
hematophagous insects that harbor bacterial, viral and p
31 ittle is known about the feeding behavior of
hematophagous insects that require plant sugar to comple
32 In
hematophagous insects, the blood meal is important for r
33 ed in the ecology and population dynamics of
hematophagous insects.
34 f odorants are present in the mouth parts of
hematophagous mosquitoes.
35 In this study, we reveal that the
hematophagous nature of mosquitoes contributes to arbovi
36 atode anticoagulant proteins (NAPs) from the
hematophagous nematode Ancylostoma caninum inhibit blood
37 Hookworms are
hematophagous nematodes capable of growth, development a
38 Hookworms are
hematophagous nematodes that infect a wide range of mamm
39 tion is a hallmark of invasive pathogens and
hematophagous organisms.
40 The common bed bug is an obligate
hematophagous parasite of humans.
41 a group known to infect several aquatic and
hematophagous taxa.
42 or bed bugs, belong to a highly specialized
hematophagous taxon that parasitizes primarily humans, b