Gc. Lanzaro et A. Warburg, GENETIC-VARIABILITY IN PHLEBOTOMINE SANDFLIES - POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONSFOR LEISHMANIASIS EPIDEMIOLOGY, Parasitology today, 11(4), 1995, pp. 151-154
The vast majority of genetic studies of phlebotomine sandflies have ha
d as their goal the resolution of taxonomic problems. In this paper, G
regory Lanzaro and Alon Warburg summarize the literature describing le
vels of genetic polymorphism, both within and between sandfly species,
and speculate on the significance of variability in the vector to the
complex epidemiology of leishmoniasis.