Historical perspective | Â |
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First SIT programme in Florida against the screwworm | [45] |
Biography of E.F. Knipling with references to his most important papers | [46] |
Models | Â |
Use of sterile insects with reduced competitiveness and multiple mating of females | [47] |
Use of sterile insects, conditional lethals, hybrid sterility etc. | [48] |
Immigration of fertilized females and density dependence | [49] |
Genetic basis of sterility | Â |
Genetic and non-genetic sterility and early review of the screwworm programme | [50] |
Genetic mechanisms involved in radiation sterilization | [51] |
Genetics of radiation sterilization and review of genetic sexing strains | [32] |
Field programmes | Â |
Operational genetic control programmes for vectors | [52] |
Field programme successes and failures | [53] |
Fruit fly eradication in Japan | [54] |
SIT and transgenesis | Â |
Inducing molecular sterility using genetic transformation | [55] |
Integrating SIT with a transgenic release and review of mosquito SIT programmes | [8] |
Modelling the use of molecular sterility | [56] |