Spatial Distribution, Genetic Analysis, and Population Structure of the Invasive Anopheles Stephensi in Kenya: 2022-2024
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | University of Nairobi | Kenya Medical Research Institute | National Malaria Control Programme | Pan African Mosquito Control Association | US President’s Malaria Initiative | PMI Evolve Kenya | Kenya Medical Research Institute-Wellcome Trust | Duke University | Pwani University | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Kenya
Abstract
This study analyzes the distribution, genetic diversity, and spread of An. stephensi in Kenya following initial detection in December 2022. A total of 114 larval and 33 adult An. stephensi samples were confirmed in 7 of 18 surveyed counties majorly along transportation routes. Genetic analyses revealed three distinct genetic compositions with different levels of genetic diversity, suggesting multiple introductions into the country. The genetic composition of mosquitoes in most counties resembled southern Ethiopian populations, while those from Turkana showed a unique haplotype. A species distribution model predicts a more extensive range than currently observed, with low precipitation and minimal seasonal temperature variations as key factors influencing distribution. Challenges in adult sampling were noted, with larval sampling revealing co-occurrence with native Anopheles species. The findings have implications for surveillance and control strategies, emphasizing the need for continued monitoring, refined sampling techniques to inform bionomics, and cross-border collaboration.
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