Temperature Unlocks Inheritance: Indications of Vertical Transmission of Usutu Virus in <i>Culex pipiens</i> Bioform Molestus
Verah Nafula Luande(Umeå University), Olivia Wesula Lwande(Umeå University), Miranda Bohlin(Umeå University), Tobias Lilja(Karolinska Institutet), John Bosco Omony(Muni University), Lukas Wilkman(Umeå University), Bernard Agwanda(National Museums of Kenya), Anne-Gaelle Lucas(Umeå University), Simon Muriu(Pwani University), Aline Duguin(Umeå University), Vincent Obanda(Kenya Wildlife Service), Dickson Anoibi Matthews(Umeå University), Anders Lindström(Swedish Veterinary Agency), Patrick I. Chiyo(Institute of Primate Research), A. Sasu(Umeå University)
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