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N° Year Authors Title Journal IF C T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 1 2019 Alizon S,Bravo N° Year Authors Title Journal IF C T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 PHILOSOPHICAL Towards A Multi-Level And A Multi-Disciplinary Approach To Dna Oncovirus Virulence TRANSACTIONS OF 1 2019 Alizon S,Bravo IG,Farrell PJ,Roberts S DOI THE ROYAL SOCIETY 7,192 0 ● B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 2 2019 Ayala D,Zhang S,Chateau M,Fouet C,Morlais I,Costantini Association Mapping Desiccation Resistance Within Chromosomal Inversions In The MOLECULAR 6,885 2 ● ● C,Hahn MW,Besansky NJ African Malaria Vector Anopheles Gambiae DOI ECOLOGY 3 2019 Binetruy F,Bailly X,Chevillon C,Martin OY,Bernasconi Phylogenetics Of The Spiroplasma Ixodetis Endosymbiont Reveals Past Transfers TICKS AND TICK- 2,949 0 ● M,Duron O Between Ticks And Other Arthropods DOI BORNE DISEASES 4 2019 Binetruy F,Chevillon C,de Thoisy B,Garnier S,Duron O Survey Of Ticks In French Guiana DOI TICKS AND TICK- 2,949 0 ● BORNE DISEASES 5 2019 Brinker P,Fontaine MC,Beukeboom LW,Salles JF Host, Symbionts, And The Microbiome: The Missing Tripartite Interaction DOI TRENDS IN 11,149 0 ● MICROBIOLOGY Carrique-Mas J,Nguyen Thi Bich Van ,Nguyen Van Cuong ,Bao PREVENTIVE 6 2019 Dinh Truong ,Bach Tuan Kiet ,Pham Thi Huyen Thanh ,Nguyen Mortality, Disease And Associated Antimicrobial Use In Commercial Small-Scale VETERINARY 2,399 1 ● Ngoc Lon ,Vu Thi Quynh Giao ,Vo Be Hien ,Padungtod Chicken Flocks In The Mekong Delta Of Vietnam DOI MEDICINE P,Choisy M,Setyawan E,Rushton J,Thwaites G Sero-Prevalence Surveillance To Predict Vaccine-Preventable Disease Outbreaks; A OPEN FORUM 7 2019 Choisy M, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ... Lesson From The 2014 Measles Epidemic In Northern Vietnam DOI INFECTIOUS NA 0 ● DISEASES 8 2019 Combe M,Gozlan RE,Jagadesh S,Velvin CJ,Ruffine R,Demar Comparison Of Mycobacterium Ulcerans (Buruli Ulcer) And Leptospira Sp. PLOS NEGLECTED 4,720 0 ● MP,Couppie P,Djossou F,Nacher M,Epelboin L (Leptospirosis) Dynamics In Urban And Rural Settings DOI TROPICAL DISEASES 9 2019 Cornet S,Nicot A,Rivero A,Gandon S Avian Malaria Alters The Dynamics Of Blood Feeding In Culex Pipiens Mosquitoes DOI MALARIA JOURNAL 3,017 0 ● 10 2019 Deletre E,Martin T,Dumenil C,Chandre F Insecticide Resistance Modifies Mosquito Response To Deet And Natural Repellents PARASITES & 3,408 0 ● DOI VECTORS 11 2019 Desclaux A,Malan MS,Egrot M,Sow K,Akindes F Surveillance In The Field: Over-Identification Of Ebola Suspect Cases And Its GLOBAL PUBLIC 2,005 1 ● Contributing Factors In West African At-Risk Contexts DOI HEALTH 12 2019 Elguero J,Elguero E About The Statistical Analysis Of Theoretically Calculated Values DOI STRUCTURAL 1,526 0 ● CHEMISTRY Fournier GFSR,Pinter A,Santiago R,Munoz-Leal S,Martins A High Gene Flow In Populations Of Amblyomma Ovale Ticks Found In Distinct EXPERIMENTAL AND 13 2019 TF,Lopes MG,Mccoy KD,Toty C,Horta MC,Labruna MB,Dias Fragments Of Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest DOI APPLIED 1,908 0 ● RA ACAROLOGY Francois S,Mutuel D,Duncan AB,Rodrigues LR,Danzelle A New Prevalent Densovirus Discovered In Acari. Insight From Metagenomics In Viral 14 2019 C,Lefevre S,Santos I,Frayssinet M,Fernandez E,Filloux Communities Associated With Two-Spotted Mite (Tetranychus Urticae) Populations DOI VIRUSES-BASEL 3,737 0 ● D,Roumagnac P,Froissart R,Ogliastro M 15 2019 Gaume L,Bazile V,Bousses P,Le Moguedec G,Marshall DJ The Biotic And Abiotic Drivers Of Living Diversity In The Deadly Traps Of Nepenthes BIODIVERSITY AND 2,948 0 ● Pitcher Plants DOI CONSERVATION 16 2019 Groc S,Abbate JL,Le Gal F,Gerber A,Tuaillon E,Albert High Prevalence And Diversity Of Hepatitis B And Hepatitis Delta Virus In Gabon DOI JOURNAL OF VIRAL 3,557 1 ● JL,Nkoghe D,Leroy EM,Roche B,Becquart P HEPATITIS 17 2019 Huber K,Jacquet S,Rivallan R,Adakal H,Vachiery N,Risterucci Low Effective Population Sizes In Amblyomma Variegatum, The Tropical Bont Tick DOI TICKS AND TICK- 2,949 0 ● AM,Chevillon C BORNE DISEASES INTERNATIONAL 18 2019 Kebe NM, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...,Pages M,Bastien P, ..., The Hslv Protease From Leishmania Major And Its Activation By C-Terminal Hslu JOURNAL OF 3,878 0 ● ..., ..., ... Peptides DOI MOLECULAR SCIENCES Larcher R,Lounnas M,Dumont Y,Michon AL,Bonzon L,Chiron Mycobacterium Chimaera Pulmonary Disease In Cystic Fibrosis Patients, France, 2010- EMERGING 19 2019 R,Carriere C,Klouche K,Godreuil S 2017 DOI INFECTIOUS 6,965 0 ● DISEASES Laval G,Peyregne S,Zidane N,Harmant C,Renaud F,Patin Recent Adaptive Acquisition By African Rainforest Hunter-Gatherers Of The Late AMERICAN JOURNAL 20 2019 E,Prugnolle F,Quintana-Murci L Pleistocene Sickle-Cell Mutation Suggests Past Differences In Malaria Exposure DOI OF HUMAN 10,085 1 ● GENETICS Le goff G,Damiens D,Ruttee AH,Payet L,Lebon C,Dehecq Field Evaluation Of Seasonal Trends In Relative Population Sizes And Dispersal Pattern PARASITES & 21 2019 JS,Gouagna LC Of Aedes Albopictus Males In Support Of The Design Of A Sterile Male Release VECTORS 3,408 0 ● Strategy DOI INTERNATIONAL 22 2019 Leveque MF,Chiffre D,Galtier C,Albaba S,Ravel C,Lachaud Molecular Diagnosis Of Toxoplasmosis At The Onset Of Symptomatic Primary Infection: JOURNAL OF 2,927 0 ● ● L,Iemmi A,Flori P,Sterkers Y A Straightforward Alternative To Serological Examinations DOI INFECTIOUS DISEASES 23 2019 Lugassy L, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...,Robert What Is The Evidence That Ecosystem Components Or Functions Have An Impact On ENVIRONMENTAL NA 0 ● V, ... Infectious Diseases? A Systematic Review Protocol DOI EVIDENCE Maes P, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ARCHIVES OF 24 2019 ..., ...,Leroy EM, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., Taxonomy Of The Order Mononegavirales: Second Update 2018 DOI VIROLOGY 2,144 3 ● ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ... Mahamat OO,Lounnas M,Hide M,Dumont Y,Tidjani High Prevalence And Characterization Of Extended-Spectrum Ss-Lactamase Producing BMC INFECTIOUS 25 2019 A,Kamougam K,Abderrahmane M,Benavides J,Solassol Enterobacteriaceae In Chadian Hospitals DOI DISEASES 2,949 0 ● J,Banuls AL,Jean-Pierre H,Carriere C,Godreuil S Mombo IM,Suquet E,Boundenga L,Mveang-Nzoghe INFECTION 26 2019 A,Maganga-Mboga C,Arnathau C,Sidobre C,Leroy Detection Of Novel Astroviruses Among Rodents Of Gabon, Central Africa DOI GENETICS AND 2,737 0 ● EM,Rougeron V EVOLUTION Mulatier M,Camara S,Koffi A,Carrasco D,Porciani A,Chandre SCIENTIFIC 27 2019 F,Moiroux N,Lefevre T,Dabire R,Assi S,Alou LPA,Dormont Efficacy Of Vector Control Tools Against Malaria-Infected Mosquitoes DOI REPORTS 4,609 0 ● ● L,Pennetier C,Cohuet A PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF 28 2019 Murall CL,Alizon S Modelling The Evolution Of Viral Oncogenesis DOI THE ROYAL SOCIETY 7,192 1 ● B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES PLOS 29 2019 Murall CL,Jackson R,Zehbe I,Boulle N,Segondy M,Alizon S Epithelial Stratification Shapes Infection Dynamics DOI COMPUTATIONAL 4,834 2 ● BIOLOGY 30 2019 Murgia MV, ..., ..., ..., ..., ...,Mccoy KD, ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ... Meeting The Challenge Of Tick-Borne Disease Control: A Proposal For 1000 Ixodes TICKS AND TICK- 2,949 1 ● Genomes DOI BORNE DISEASES Nabti LZ,Sahli F,Radji N,Mezaghcha W,Semara L,Aberkane High Prevalence Of Multidrug-Resistant Escherichia Coli In Urine Samples From MICROBIAL DRUG 31 2019 S,Lounnas M,Solassol J,Didelot MN,Jean-Pierre H,Dumont Inpatients And Outpatients At A Tertiary Care Hospital In Setif, Algeria DOI RESISTANCE 2,442 0 ● Y,Godreuil S ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...,Aghokeng AF, ..., ..., ..., Prevalence Of Pretreatment Hiv Drug Resistance In West African And Southeast Asian JOURNAL OF 32 2019 ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., Countries DOI ANTIMICROBIAL 5,173 2 ● ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ... CHEMOTHERAPY 33 2019 Ngoune JMT,Reveillaud J,Sempere G,Njiokou F,Melachio The Composition And Abundance Of Bacterial Communities Residing In The Gut Of PARASITES & 3,408 0 ● TT,Abate L,Tchioffo MT,Geiger A Glossina Palpalis Palpalis Captured In Two Sites Of Southern Cameroon DOI VECTORS Nguyen Vu Trung ,Le Thi Hoi ,Vu Minh Dien ,Dang Thi Huong EMERGING 34 2019 ,Tran Mai Hoa ,Vu Ngoc Lien ,Phan Van Luan ,Lewycka Clinical Manifestations And Molecular Diagnosis Of Scrub Typhus And Murine Typhus INFECTIOUS 6,965 0 ● SO,Choisy M,Bryant JE,Nadjm B,Van Doorn HR,Richards Vietnam, 2015-2017 DOI DISEASES AL,Van Kinh N Nkili-Meyong AA,Moussavou-Boundzanga P,Labouba Genome-Wide Profiling Of Human Papillomavirus Dna Integration In Liquid-Based SCIENTIFIC 35 2019 I,Koumakpayi IH,Jeannot E,Descorps-Declere S,Sastre-Garau Cytology Specimens From A Gabonese Female Population Using Hpv Capture REPORTS 4,609 1 ● X,Leroy EM,Belembaogo E,Berthet N Technology DOI Parker DM,Tun STT,White LJ,Kajeechiwa L,Thwin MM,Landier 36 2019 J,Chaumeau V,Corbel V,Dondorp AM,von Seidlein L,White Potential Herd Protection Against Plasmodium Falciparum Infections Conferred By Mass ELIFE 8,508 0 ● NJ,Mendez RJ,Nosten F Antimalarial Drug Administrations DOI FRONTIERS IN 37 2019 Piarroux RP,Romain T,Martin A,Vainqueur D,Vitte J,Lachaud Multicenter Evaluation Of A Novel Immunochromatographic Test For Anti-Aspergillus Igg CELLULAR AND 4,855 0 ● L,Gangneux JP,Gabriel F,Fillaux J,Ranque S Detection DOI INFECTION MICROBIOLOGY 38 2019 Roux O,Robert V Larval Predation
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