Preliminary evaluation of the 'Dengue-MI' technology for Aedes aegypti monitoring and control (Q39877722)

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Preliminary evaluation of the 'Dengue-MI' technology for Aedes aegypti monitoring and control (English)

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Alvaro Eduardo Eiras

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Marcelo Carvalho Resende

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2

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publication date

1 January 2009

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Cadernos de saúde pública

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25 Suppl 1

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S45-58

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