Current Research on Dengue

Gubler, Duane J.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-4688-6_2

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“…albopictus and Ae. polynesiensis can also transmit epidemic dengue, but do so less efficiently 1,2 . The virus has four antigenically similar but immunologically distinct serotypes.…”

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Dengue in Southeast Asia: epidemiological characteristics and strategic challenges in disease prevention

2009

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“…albopictus and Ae. polynesiensis can also transmit epidemic dengue, but do so less efficiently 1,2 . The virus has four antigenically similar but immunologically distinct serotypes.…”

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Dengue in Southeast Asia: epidemiological characteristics and strategic challenges in disease prevention

2009

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“…Disease is caused by 4 closely related dengue viruses that belong to the genus Flavivirus and are transmitted principally by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. Other mosquito species, such as A. albopictus and A. polynesiensis , can transmit epidemic dengue but do so less efficiently ( 1 ). The virus has 4 antigenically similar but immunologically distinct serotypes.…”

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Dengue Prevention and 35 Years of Vector Control in Singapore

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“…This sub-notification along with the appearance of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) cases in the state (Souza et al 1995, Vasconcelos et al 1995, suggests that the official numbers of reported cases are underestimated, since DHF represents only the tip of iceberg of many other cases of dengue infection (Gubler 1987).…”

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