Nix alone is sufficient to convert female Aedes aegypti into fertile males and myo-sex is needed for male flight
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Chunhong Mao | Yumin Qi | Maria V. Sharakhova | Chunhong Mao | Michelle A. E. Anderson | A. Aryan | J. Biedler | Y. Qi | Justin M. Overcash | A. N. Naumenko | M. Sharakhova | Z. Adelman | Z. Tu | Zhijian Tu | Zach N. Adelman | Azadeh Aryan | James K. Biedler | Anastasia N. Naumenko | M. Anderson | Yumin Qi
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