Flaminia Catteruccia

Flaminia Catteruccia (pronunciation: fla-mi-nia cat-te-ruccia) is a renowned molecular biologist and entomologist who has made significant contributions to the field of malaria research.

Etymology

The name "Flaminia" is of Latin origin and is a popular female name in Italy. "Catteruccia" is an Italian surname. The etymology of these names does not have a direct connection to her work or achievements.

Career

Flaminia Catteruccia's work primarily focuses on the study of mosquito biology, particularly the species Anopheles gambiae, which is a major vector of malaria. Her research aims to understand the molecular and genetic basis of mosquito reproduction and to develop innovative strategies for malaria control.

Contributions

Catteruccia has made significant contributions to the understanding of mosquito mating biology and its implications for malaria transmission. Her work has led to the discovery of several key factors influencing mosquito reproduction, which could potentially be targeted to control the spread of malaria.

Related Terms

• Molecular Biology
• Entomology
• Malaria
• Mosquito
• Anopheles gambiae
• Reproduction

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Flaminia Catteruccia
• Wikipedia's article - Flaminia Catteruccia

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