Philip Agnew

This study investigates how Anopheles gambiae detects permethrin through different sensory appendages, finding that tarsi mediate behavioral responses while antennae show neural activity, supporting chemosensory receptor involvement.

This study investigates non-contact detection of pyrethroids by Anopheles mosquitoes, finding dose and temperature-dependent takeoff responses in both laboratory and field-collected strains.

This paper estimates virulence using relative survival data from published studies, aligning with theoretical definitions and providing R code for maximum likelihood estimation.