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The capacity for oral infection and dissemination of two dengue type2 viruses, ThNH7/93 and ThNHpll/93, isolated frorn patients exhibiting different disease severity, dengue shock syndrome (DSS) and classical dengue fever (DF), respectively, was cornpared in two strains of Aedes aeg)tPti from different geographic origin. The capacity for oral infection and dissemination to the head tissues of the isolate ThNH7/93 (DSS) was significantly higher in the Ae. aeg)tpti strain from Nakhon Phanom, Thailand, than that in the strain from Escuintla, Guaternala, (P<O.05, x2= 6.833, df == 1), whereas for the isolate ThNHpll193 (DF) the capacity was not significantly different between the Ae. aag ypti strains (P>O.05, x2=O.557, df= 1), The Ae. aag)tpti strain from the location where the viruses were isolated (Nakhon Phanom, Thailand) showed significantly higher susceptibility to the isolate ThNH7193 strain than to the isolate ThNHpll/93 (P< O.05,x2= 13.283, df= 1), while the susceptibility to both isolate virus strains was not significantly different in theAe. aag ypti strain from Guatemala (P >O.05, x2=O.049, df=1). These results suggested that the eMcacy of dengue virus circulation was likely to vary according to combination of the virus strains and origin of the vector mosquitoes.

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Infection and dissemination of two dengue type-2 viruses isolated from patients exhibiting different disease severity in orally infected Aedes aegypti from different geographic origin