Impacts of insecticide treated bed nets on Anopheles gambiae s.l. populations in Mbita district and Suba district, Western Kenya

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Kyoko Futami
Gabriel O Dida
George O Sonye
Peter A Lutiali
Mercy S Mwania
Scholastica Wagalla
Jecinta Lumumba
James O Kongere
Sammy M Njenga
Noboru Minakawa
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[1] Institute of Tropical Medicine,Department of Vector Ecology and Environment
[2] Nagasaki University,School of Public Health
[3] Maseno University,NUITM
[4] ASK Community Project,KEMRI Project
[5] Kenya Medical Research Institute,Eastern and Southern Africa Centre of International Parasite Control (ESACIPAC)
[6] Kenya Medical Research Institute,undefined
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Parasites & Vectors | / 7卷
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ITN; Species composition; Malaria;
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