Molecular evolution of genes involved in post-mating reproductive mechanisms of the malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae

Domenico Raimondo(Sapienza University of Rome), Flaminia Catteruccia(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), David W. Rogers(Imperial College London), Emiliano Mancini(Istituto Pasteur), Igor V. Sharakhov(National Research Tomsk State University), Francesco Baldini(Nello Carrara Institute of Applied Physics), Aleksandrov VIa, Phillip George(Virginia Tech), Alessandra della Torre(Sapienza University of Rome), Anna Tramontano(Santa Maria Nuova Hospital), F. Tammaro(Istituto Pasteur)
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January 1, 2010
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