Anopheles gambiae
- Model organisms3
Interventions
2Heat
upnitric oxide synthase1upNOS1
1 study
Heat
upnitric oxide synthase1upNOS1
Heat increases NOS in A. gambiae.
“warmer temperature and aging interact to increase the expression of both NOS and JNK”
Model organismsinteractively with aging
Developmental and comparative immunology20 Jan 2026
Heat increases nitric oxide synthase in A. gambiae.
“in mosquitoes infected with bacteria, warmer temperature increases the activity of nitric oxide synthase”
Model organismsin mosquitoes infected with bacteria
Developmental and comparative immunology20 Jan 2026
Temperature
downimmune response1
1 study
Temperature
downimmune response1
Temperature inhibits immune response in A. gambiae.
“warmer temperature amplifies the aging-dependent decrease in immune gene expression”
Model organisms
Immunity & ageing : I & A13 Dec 2025
Latest
3 in 12 monthsDevelopmental and Comparative Immunology
In mosquitoes, warmer temperature reverses the aging-dependent decrease in nitric oxide synthase activity, modifying the expression of oxidative stress and immune genes
Experiments in model organismsNitric oxide–cGMP signalling
Genetics
An OpIE2-DsRed marker disrupts female blood-feeding and shortens lifespan in the malaria vector Anopheles gambiae
Experiments in model organismsMechanisms
Immunity & Ageing
Warmer temperature accelerates senescence by modifying the aging-dependent changes in the mosquito transcriptome, altering immunity, metabolism, and DNA repair
Experiments in model organismsDNA repair