Evaluation of a temperate climate mosquito, <i>Ochlerotatus detritus</i> (= <i>Aedes detritus</i> ), as a potential vector of Japanese encephalitis virus
Lucy Mackenzie-Impoinvil(University of Liverpool), Matthew Baylis(University of Liverpool), Hilary Ranson(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Daniel Impoinvil(University of Liverpool), Tom Solomon(University of Liverpool), Nicholas Johnson(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Sareen E. Galbraith(Leeds Beckett University), Rod J. Dillon(University of Bath), Anthony R. Fooks(Animal and Plant Health Agency)
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