Immunity, host physiology, and behaviour in infected vectors

Overview of attention for article published in Current Opinion in Insect Science, March 2017

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@Succora1995 @yungcrawly @Izzy_the_Fawkes Pretty sure viruses and parasites have an existential imperative to make the host want to propagate them. https://t.co/JXgRdY78Wl I try to tell myself that when i get an unexplained urge to be around groups of p…

RT @bloodSparasites: Immunity, host physiology, and behaviour in infected vectors. https://t.co/iqoZkvk7gr PubMed

Immunity, host physiology, and behaviour in infected vectors. https://t.co/vXCx1Q4DeQ

Immunity, host physiology, and behaviour in infected vectors. https://t.co/iqoZkvk7gr PubMed

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