Host Decoy Trap (HDT) with cattle odour is highly effective for collection of exophagic malaria vectors
Bernard Abong’o(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Frances M. Hawkes(Natural Resources Institute), Feiko O. ter Kuile(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Eric Ochomo(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Martin J. Donnelly(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), John E. Gimnig(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Stephen J. Torr(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Maurice Ombok(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Gabriella Gibson(Natural Resources Institute), Martin Geier, Xiaoyu Yu(North China University of Science and Technology), Stephen Munga(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Neil F. Lobo(University of Notre Dame), Aaron M. Samuels(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
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