The costs of transgenerational immune priming for homologous and heterologous infections with different serotypes of dengue virus in <i>Aedes aegypti</i> mosquitoes.

Interestingly, this trend toward a higher percentage of males was reversed with a clear trend toward a higher percentage of females in groups whose mothers had a single infection with the active virus and the group belonging to mothers with heterologous priming, with a statistically significant difference between those corresponding to immune challenges with DV2 and priming heterologous DV4 (UnPr-DV2active X 2 , p= 0.008; PrHtDV2 X 2 , p= 0.03, Figure 6C ).

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