Project Details
Description
Climate change is predicted to increase the risk of arboviruses, both domestically and
internationally. Understanding and predicting fundamental features of arbovirus disease
transmission that are impacted by alterations in the climate will be key to mitigating their spread.
Under the leadership of Dr. Laura Dickson at UTMB this project will be accomplish two main
objectives; Define the optimum humidity exposure and duration in that increases
arbovirus replication, dissemination and transmission, and Identify the function of
Aedes and Culex midgut components in arbovirus invasion, replication, and dissemination.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 8/19/24 → 8/18/25 |
Funding
- US Department of Agriculture-ARS ( Award #5830224040): $400,000.00
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