Fig. 36From: Systematic identification of plausible pathways to potential harm via problem formulation for investigational releases of a population suppression gene drive to control the human malaria vector Anopheles gambiae in West AfricaPathway 34 Animal health: Potentially increased fitness, including insecticide resistance, of dsxFCRISPRh transgenic could increase disease transmission in livestock. The net effect of the population suppression gene drive should ultimately be to reduce this specific harm by reducing the density of mosquitoes including transgenic ones. The components of vectorial capacity (V) that would be affected in this pathway are shown in red in the equationBack to article page