Aedes aegypti

yellow fever mosquito

Order

Diptera

Family

Culicidae

Genus

Aedes

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Aedes aegypti is a mosquito that can spread dengue fever, chikungunya, Zika fever, Mayaro and yellow fever viruses, and other disease agents. The mosquito can be recognized by white markings on its legs and a marking in the form of a lyre on the upper surface of its thorax. This mosquito originated in Africa, but is now found in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions throughout the world.

Host Genome

Chromosome

Genome ID	Level	BUSCO Assessment
GCA_002204515.1	Chromosome	C:98.4%[S:93.1%,D:5.3%],F:0.9%,M:0.7%,n:1367

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Related Symbionts

36 records

Symbiont records associated with Aedes aegypti

	Classification	Function	Function Tags
Zancudomyces culisetae Zoopagomycota	Fungi	Zancudomyces culisetae exposure significantly decreases the overall microbial community diversity, alters the microbiome composition and structure, a…	other
Serratia marcescens Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Serratia marcescens facilitates arboviral infection by secreting SmEnhancin, which digests membrane-bound mucins on the mosquito gut epithelia, there…	virus interaction
Zancudomyces culisetae Zoopagomycota	Fungi	Zancudomyces culisetae reduces microbial community variation across individuals and differentially impacts the outcomes of transstadial transmission …	other
Wolbachia strain wAlbB Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Wolbachia strain wAlbB sharply decreases dengue incidence in disease hotspots, with dengue reduction predicted to reach 75.8\% at 100\% Wolbachia fre…	antiviral activity
Chryseobacterium Bacteroidota	Bacteria	Chryseobacterium is part of the mosquito midgut community, but its specific function related to CHIKV infection in Aedes aegypti requires investigati…
Wolbachia strain wMel Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Wolbachia strain wMel induces cytoplasmic incompatibility and is used to control the spread of arboviruses through blockage of viral transmission.	cytoplasmic incompatibility
Asaia Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Asaia is a promising candidate for arboviral control and may play a role in inhibiting Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) within the Aedes aegypti host.	antiviral activity
Beauveria bassiana Ascomycota	Fungi	Beauveria bassiana (Fungi) stimulates the expression of Toll and JAK-STAT-associated effectors to suppress DENV infection of Aedes aegypti.	antiviral activity immune priming
Wolbachia Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Wolbachia (in Aedes aegypti) induces reactive oxygen species (ROS)-dependent activation of the Toll pathway to control dengue virus.	antiviral activity
Chromobacterium sp. Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Aminopeptidase secreted by Chromobacterium sp. Panama suppresses DENV infection by directly degrading the DENV envelope protein.	antiviral activity protein degradation
Proteus sp. Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Proteus sp. upregulates AMP gene expression, resulting in the suppression of DENV infection in the mosquito gut epithelium.	antiviral activity
Wolbachia Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Wolbachia limits infection with dengue, Chikungunya, and Plasmodium in Aedes aegypti but also halves the adult lifespan.	pathogen resistance lifespan modulation
Chromobacterium aquaticum Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Chromobacterium aquaticum contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Comamonas testosteroni Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Comamonas testosteroni contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Staphylococcus hominis Bacillota	Bacteria	Staphylococcus hominis contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Pseudomonas protegens Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Pseudomonas protegens contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Gluconobacter Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Gluconobacter might increase the susceptibility of Aedes aegypti to Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) infection.	virus interaction
Serratia marcescens Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Serratia marcescens contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Klebsiella sp. MC1F Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Klebsiella sp. MC1F could impact the larval development of Aedes aegypti (e.g., spermidine production).	developmental modulation
Bacillus simplex Bacillota	Bacteria	Bacillus simplex contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Chryseobacterium Bacteroidota	Bacteria	Chryseobacterium contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Bacillus cereus Bacillota	Bacteria	Bacillus cereus contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Achromobacter Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Achromobacter contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Acinetobacter Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Acinetobacter contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Alcaligenes Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Alcaligenes contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Leucobacter Actinomycetota	Bacteria	Leucobacter contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Sphingobium Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Sphingobium contributes to the gut microbiome homeostasis maintained by mosquito C-type lectins.	other
Chryseobacterium sp. KCNoneNone3-AaL Bacteroidota	Bacteria	Chryseobacterium sp. KC003-AaL is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Acinetobacter sp. KCNone61-AaNBF Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Acinetobacter sp. KC061-AaNBF is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Microbacterium sp. KCNone38-AaL Actinomycetota	Bacteria	Microbacterium sp. KC038-AaL is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Paenibacillus sp. KCNone16-AaL Bacillota	Bacteria	Paenibacillus sp. KC016-AaL is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Aeromonas sp. KCNone1None-AaL Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Aeromonas sp. KC010-AaL is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Aquitalea sp. KCNoneNone2-AaL Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Aquitalea sp. KC002-AaL is essential for development, as axenic larvae cannot develop.	developmental modulation
Wolbachia Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	Wolbachia increases the dopamine levels in its Aedes aegypti host.	other
Smittium culisetae Zoopagomycota	Fungi	-
Wolbachia Pseudomonadota	Bacteria	-

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Metagenome Information

0 records

Metagenome sequencing data associated with Aedes aegypti

Run	Platform	Location	Date	BioProject
No metagenomes found No metagenome records associated with this host species.

Amplicon Information

144 records

Amplicon sequencing data associated with Aedes aegypti

Run	Classification	Platform	Location	Environment
SRR15305563 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305562 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305561 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305560 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305535 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305555 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	not applicable not applicable
SRR15305554 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	not applicable not applicable
SRR15305553 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305512 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305513 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305514 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305515 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305516 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305517 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305518 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305519 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305520 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305521 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305522 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305523 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305524 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305525 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305526 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305527 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305528 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305529 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305530 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305531 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305532 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305533 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305534 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305552 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305551 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305550 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305549 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305548 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305547 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305546 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305545 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305544 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305543 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305539 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305538 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305537 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305536 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305586 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305585 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305584 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305583 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305582 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305581 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305580 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305579 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305578 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305577 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305576 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305575 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305574 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	laboratory water tap water
SRR15305573 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305572 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305571 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305570 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305569 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305568 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305567 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305566 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305565 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15305564 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.55519976 N 121.72640651 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304784 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304756 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304757 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304758 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304759 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304760 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304761 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304762 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304763 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304764 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304765 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304766 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304767 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304768 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304769 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304770 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304771 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304772 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304773 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304774 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304775 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304776 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304777 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304778 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304779 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304780 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304782 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304783 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304785 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304786 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR15304787 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 38.52786856 N 121.75629510 W	environmental water cemetery water
SRR17221666 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221671 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221664 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221663 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221662 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221661 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221660 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221659 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221658 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221657 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221656 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221655 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221670 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221669 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221668 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221667 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221673 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221672 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221665 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221654 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221652 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221651 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221650 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221649 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221688 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221687 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221686 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221685 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221684 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221683 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221682 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221681 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221680 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221679 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221678 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221677 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221676 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221675 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221674 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR17221648 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA 41.33132151 N 72.91913370 W	animal associated midgut
SRR7890297 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA missing	-
SRR7890320 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA missing	-
SRR7890319 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA missing	-
SRR7890298 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA missing	-
SRR7890279 AMPLICON	16S	-	USA missing	-

16 records

Research articles related to Aedes aegypti

Title	Authors	Journal	Year	DOI
Comparative analysis of midgut bacterial communities in Chikungunya virus-infected and non-infected Aedes aegypti Thai laboratory strain mosquitoes	Siriyasatien, P; Intayot, P; Chitcharoen, S ... Schmidt-Chanasit, J; Phumee, A	SCIENTIFIC REPORTS	2024	10.1038/s41598-024-61027-0
Introduction of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes carrying wAlbB Wolbachia sharply decreases dengue incidence in disease hotspots	Hoffmann, AA; Ahmad, NW; Keong, WM ... Aris, T; Sinkins, SP	ISCIENCE	2024	10.1016/j.isci.2024.108942
Diversity of Wolbachia infections in Sri Lankan mosquitoes with a new record of Wolbachia Supergroup B infecting Aedes aegypti vector populations	Wijegunawardana, NDAD; Gunawardene, YINS; Abeyewickreme, W ... Thayanukul, P; Kittayapong, P	SCIENTIFIC REPORTS	2024	10.1038/s41598-024-62476-3
Multi-Omic Analysis of Symbiotic Bacteria Associated With Aedes aegypti Breeding Sites	Mosquera, KD; Villegas, LEM; Pidot, SJ ... Tobias, NJ; Lorenzo, MG	FRONTIERS IN MICROBIOLOGY	2021	10.3389/fmicb.2021.703711
Influences of a Prolific Gut Fungus (Zancudomyces culisetae) on Larval and Adult Mosquito (Aedes aegypti)-Associated Microbiota	Frankel-Bricker, J; Buerki, S; Feris, KP; White, MM	APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY	2020	10.1128/AEM.02334-19
The effect of the endosymbiont Wolbachia on the behavior of insect hosts	Bi, J; Wang, YF	INSECT SCIENCE	2020	10.1111/1744-7917.12731
Shifts in the microbiota associated with male mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti) exposed to an obligate gut fungal symbiont (Zancudomyces culisetae)	Frankel-Bricker, J	SCIENTIFIC REPORTS	2020	10.1038/s41598-020-69828-9
A Gut Commensal Bacterium Promotes Mosquito Permissiveness to Arboviruses	Wu, Pa; Sun, Peng; Nie, Kaixiao ... Wang, Penghua; Cheng, Gong	Cell Host & Microbe	2019	10.1016/j.chom.2018.11.004
Aminopeptidase secreted by Chromobacterium sp. Panama inhibits dengue virus infection by degrading the E protein	Saraiva, Raúl G.; Fang, Jingru; Kang, Seokyoung ... Dong, Yuemei; Dimopoulos, George	PLoS neglected tropical diseases	2018	10.1371/journal.pntd.0006443
Continued Susceptibility of the wMel Wolbachia Infection in Aedes aegypti to Heat Stress Following Field Deployment and Selection	Ross, PA; Hoffmann, AA	Insects	2018	10.3390/insects9030078
Mosquito C-type lectins maintain gut microbiome homeostasis	Pang, XJ; Xiao, XP; Liu, Y ... Wang, PH; Cheng, G	NATURE MICROBIOLOGY	2016	10.1038/NMICROBIOL.2016.23
Mosquitoes rely on their gut microbiota for development	Coon, KL; Vogel, KJ; Brown, MR; Strand, MR	MOLECULAR ECOLOGY	2014	10.1111/mec.12771
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Core Microbiome Composition

Core microbiome composition is derived from available metagenomic and amplicon sequencing data, calculated based on the relative abundance and coverage of symbionts across different samples. The representativeness of this analysis may vary depending on the number of available samples and should be considered as a reference guide. See calculation details in Help documentation