A stochastic model to study rift valley fever persistence with different seasonal patterns of vector abundance: New insights on the endemicity in the tropical island of Mayotte

Host-feeding patterns of Aedes (Aedimorphus) vexans arabiensis, a Rift Valley Fever virus vector in the Ferlo pastoral ecosystem of Senegal.. Biram Biteye ID 1 * , Assane Gueye Fall 1

Models’ fit for the linear model ( Model 2a , blue line and 95%CrI) and exponential model ( Model 2b , green line and 95%CrI) assuming no animal import but allowing seasonal

Rift Valley fever serological surveys conducted in cattle and small ruminants in Mayotte in 2004 –15, number of sera tested and ELISA tests performed.. Survey Description Date

Retrospective studies and surveillance on humans and animals revealed that Rift Valley Fever virus (RVFV) has been circulating on Mayotte for at least 10 years.. A study was

Our preliminary results suggest that RVFV transmission and exposure are distinct according to ecosystems (SP is higher in east-coast and middle-west) and the increasing of SP with

As for humans, a main risk factor associated with animal RVFV seropositivity was the presence of a nearby water point from the farm or the night-pen for ruminants animal,

Fifty-two complete sequences of Rift Valley fever virus small genome segments aligned and analyzed by the Bayesian program (MrBayes).. Scale bar indicates nucleotide

In Southern France, the objective of good ecological status for all water bodies in 2015 has led to revising water abstraction authorizations for all uses, including