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From: Detection of insecticide resistance markers in Anopheles funestus from the Democratic Republic of the Congo using a targeted amplicon sequencing panel

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Maximum-likelihood tree constructed using cox-1 gene sequences generated in this study (n = 84), alongside other publicly available An. funestus cox-1 sequences (n = 111), (Cameroon = 2, Central African Republic = 3, DRC = 7, Gabon = 3, Ghana = 2, Kenya = 16, Madagascar = 2, Malawi = 11, Mozambique = 21, Tanzania = 10, Uganda = 4, Zambia = 30). This tree also has a group of Anopheles spp. (n = 7), including An. arabiensis, An. darlingi, An. dirus, An. gambiae s.s, An. minimus, An. sinensis and An. stephensi. The tree was built using the maximum-likelihood method assuming GTR model of nucleotide substitution, with the gamma model of heterogeneity rate.

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