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Kevin Myles

Professor

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Entomology

Kevin Myles is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

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Texas A&M University

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virology genetics molecular biology avian biology entomology insect science gene expression insect molecular biology viral genetics virus research viral evolution immunology rna biology microbiology general virology virus-host interactions plo biology animal virus genetic engineering biotechnology tropical medicine avian medicine medical entomology virus transmission molecular virology genomics dna repair animal biotechnology genome biology gene editing arbovirus disease vector mosquitoes mosquito research microbial pathogenesis viral pathogenesis vector borne disease gene function virus epidemiology insect virus small rna viral replication clinical microbiology neglected tropical diseases applied microbiology insect biochemistry scientific computing crispr viral persistence disease ecology transcription regulation rna interference green fluorescent protein mosquito-borne viruses aquatic development single-strand annealing host-parasite relationships veterinary microbiology microrna detection emerging infectious diseases epigenomics gene regulation physiological research translational bioinformatics gene transfer cytogenetics chromosome biology applied genetics end-joining repair recombinant single-chain antibody sporozoite infection viral infection cooler temperatures double-stranded rna accurate strand-specific quantification viral rna novel promoter sequences

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Antagonism of Rna Silencing in the Yellow Fever Mosquito, Aedes Aegypti, by the Nsp2 Protein of the Prototype Alphavirus. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2026)

medical entomologyyellow fever mosquitonsp2 proteinprototype alphavirusmolecular virologygeneticsgene expressionvirologyinfectious diseasesmedical virologyvirus researchviral replicationinsect molecular biologyvirus eradicationvirus genemolecular biologyantiviral researchviral geneticsgeneral virology

Microhomology-Mediated End Joining is the Predominant Form of Dna Repair in the Mosquito Aedes Aegypti With Implications for Gene Editing, Gene Drive, and Transgene Removal. Nucleic Acids Research (2026)

geneticsgenetic engineeringmolecular geneticsmedical entomologydna repairvector controlnucleic acidsmolecular biologygenetic recombinationgenome biologyarbovirusgenome editingplo biologyinsect molecular biologymutagenesis (molecular biology technique)

A Conserved In-Frame Stop Codon Acts as a Multipotent Defense Mechanism in Alphaviruses. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

virus genevirologyinfectious diseasesmedical virologyviral evolutionpathogenesisvirus-host interactionsvirus researchmolecular biologynucleic acidsimmunologyantiviral researchmolecular virologymultipotent defense mechanismviral geneticsgeneral virologytranscription (biology)

Enhancing Tissue-Specific Antiviral Immunity to Disrupt Arbovirus Transmission by Mosquitoes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

immunity (medicine)microbiologyvirologyvirus-host interactionsvirus researcharbovirusvirus transmissionimmunologyantiviral research

Exploiting Attp Landing Sites and Gypsy Retrovirus Insulators to Identify and Study Viral Suppressors of Rna Silencing. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

geneticsvirus genevirologypathogenesisvirus-host interactionsviral suppressorsvirus researchmolecular biologyviral replicationgypsy retrovirus insulatorsmolecular virologyviral geneticsgeneral virology

Capstone Project Progress on the Floating Buoy Iot Device Development for Mosquito Research. (2024)

Byul HurSimon CastroOctavio CarrilloRene VillegasKevin MylesZach Adelman

mosquito researchenvironmental engineeringtechnologywater qualityocean technologyenvironmental technologyinternet of thingscapstone project progress

Exposure to Cooler Temperatures During Pupal Development Increases Aedes Aegypti Vector Competence and the R0 for Zika Virus. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Tyler D PohlenzJeremy VelaMartin ReynaChris FredregillByul HurMadhav ErraguntlaMark LawleyMustapha DebbounZach N AdelmanMartial L Ndeffo-MbahKevin M Myles

developmental biologyavian biologyentomologyvirology

Iot Environmental-Monitoring System Development for Mosquito Research Through Capstone Project Integration in Engineering Technology. 2021 ASEE Virtual Annual Conference Content Access Proceedings (2024)

Byul HurKevin MylesZach AdelmanMadhav ErraguntlaMark LawleyEun Jung KimJoseph BurgiKevin PriceKeith FritzDakotah StalcupZhihao PanZachary StokesBlaine HarrisFernando AguadoCarter WheatJonathan GavlickMaxwell MartinHunter StreetSungkeun KimXuan Dang

capstone project integrationenvironmental engineeringengineeringenvironmental monitoringinformation technologysystems engineeringenvironmental-monitoring system developmentmosquito researchinternet of thingsengineering technology

Low-Cost Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ Cluster for Mosquito Research via Capstone Project. (2024)

Byul HurZhihao PanKevin PriceFernando AguadoJonathan GavlickSungkeun KimEun Jung KimKevin MylesZach Adelman

parallel computingcluster computinginfectious diseasescapstone projectmosquito research

Repeat Mediated Excision of Gene Drive Elements for Restoring Wild-Type Populations. PLoS Genetics (2024)

Pratima R. ChennuriJosef ZapletalRaquel D. MonfardiniMartial Loth Ndeffo-MbahZach N. AdelmanKevin M. Myles

conservation biologygene drive elementswild-type populationsecology

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Kevin Myles

Professor

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Entomology

Kevin Myles is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

Honors

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Texas A&M University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Antagonism of Rna Silencing in the Yellow Fever Mosquito, Aedes Aegypti, by the Nsp2 Protein of the Prototype Alphavirus. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2026)

A Conserved In-Frame Stop Codon Acts as a Multipotent Defense Mechanism in Alphaviruses. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Enhancing Tissue-Specific Antiviral Immunity to Disrupt Arbovirus Transmission by Mosquitoes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

immunity (medicine)microbiologyvirologyvirus-host interactionsvirus researcharbovirusvirus transmissionimmunologyantiviral research

Exploiting Attp Landing Sites and Gypsy Retrovirus Insulators to Identify and Study Viral Suppressors of Rna Silencing. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Capstone Project Progress on the Floating Buoy Iot Device Development for Mosquito Research. (2024)

Byul HurSimon CastroOctavio CarrilloRene VillegasKevin MylesZach Adelman

mosquito researchenvironmental engineeringtechnologywater qualityocean technologyenvironmental technologyinternet of thingscapstone project progress

Exposure to Cooler Temperatures During Pupal Development Increases Aedes Aegypti Vector Competence and the R0 for Zika Virus. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Tyler D PohlenzJeremy VelaMartin ReynaChris FredregillByul HurMadhav ErraguntlaMark LawleyMustapha DebbounZach N AdelmanMartial L Ndeffo-MbahKevin M Myles

developmental biologyavian biologyentomologyvirology

Low-Cost Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ Cluster for Mosquito Research via Capstone Project. (2024)

Byul HurZhihao PanKevin PriceFernando AguadoJonathan GavlickSungkeun KimEun Jung KimKevin MylesZach Adelman

parallel computingcluster computinginfectious diseasescapstone projectmosquito research

Repeat Mediated Excision of Gene Drive Elements for Restoring Wild-Type Populations. PLoS Genetics (2024)

Pratima R. ChennuriJosef ZapletalRaquel D. MonfardiniMartial Loth Ndeffo-MbahZach N. AdelmanKevin M. Myles

conservation biologygene drive elementswild-type populationsecology

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