Distribution, genetic characteristics and public health implications of Triatoma rubrofasciata, the vector of Chagas disease in Guangxi, China
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Jianfeng Liu | Yichao Yang | Xiao-ling Wan | Guoli Lv | Hai-yan Wei | Fang-qi Ou | Yunliang Shi | Zhihua Jiang | Yao Wei | Xiangyang Feng | Ziyue Wang
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