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Spatio-temporal Anopheles funestus pooled-template sequencing across Africa

ABSTRACT: Spatio-temporal pooled-template whole genome sequencing of Anopheles funestus mosquitoes collected across Africa (Cameroon, Ghana, Uganda, Benin and Malawi). All the samples were collected between 2014-2021. Each pool consisted of genomic DNA from 50 mosquitoes.

PROVIDER: PRJEB84919 | ENA |

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