This study provides insight into the effect of microorganisms on the interaction of virus through experimental evidence. The results suggest that microorganisms may affect mosquito infection rates and virus transmission efficiency through multiple mechanisms. This in scientific basis for developing new vector control strategies in between microorganisms and dengue viruses, it is expected to provide a more effective means of preventing vector-borne diseases such as dengue fever. 6 Summary and Outlook This study provides insights into the microbial effects on the interaction of reveals a series of key findings that confirm significant microbial community differences in mosquito populations from different geographic regions (Li et al., 2 microbial diversity and function in mosquitoes. Further analyses showed a correlation between microbial diversity and the level of dengue virus infection in mosquitoes, emphasizing the potential impact of micro immune system. The effect of microorganisms on dengue virus infection in mosquitoes was studied in depth. It was shown through experimental evidence that some microorganisms may inhibit dengue virus transmission by activating the mosquito immune system and producing antiviral substances. This provides a new idea for future vector control, which can be done by adjusting the microbial community to increase the resistance of mosquitoes to dengue virus. By comparing the experimental and control microorganisms can significantly affect the transmission efficiency of dengue virus. This finding provides strong support for the use of microorganisms in vector control and provides an experimental basis fo new prevention and control strategies. On the basis of summarizing the research findings, future research and applications are envisioned to better utilize microbial resources for dengue prevention and control. Future studies can furth between microbes and their hosts, especially the mechanisms of microbial regulation of the mosquito immune system. By analyzing these mechanisms, more targeted microbial regulatory strategies can be designed to optimize the mosquito's immune system and improve its ability to resist dengue virus. The identification and characterization of antiviral substances produced by microorganisms remains an important research direction. Understanding the structure, function and mech antiviral drugs and provide new directions for the treatment of dengue fever. Future research should also focus on the mechanism of microbial influence on mosquito behavior. Through in mosquito feeding habits, lifespan, reproduction and other behaviors, more targeted control strategies can be designed to reduce the frequency of mosquito bites, thereby slowing down the rate of virus transmission. In terms of applications, the introduction or modification of microorganisms may involve a range of ecological and environmental issues. Future research needs to integrate the ecological impacts of microorganisms, potential risks, and effects on non-target organism applications. In summary, this study provides new ideas for the application of microorganisms in dengue prevention and control, and points out the direction for future research and appli mechanism between microorganisms and dengue virus, it is expected to provide more comprehensive and innovative solutions for the prevention and control of vector References Chen C.C., Liang H.K., Zhong S.H., Lu Y.H., and Li L.Q., 2023, Establishment and preliminary evaluation of chemiluminescence immunoass rapid detection of dengue virus ns1 antigen in serum, Xiandai Jianyan Yixue Zazhi (Journal of Modern Laboratory Medic Franklinos L.H.V., Jones K.E., Redding D.W., and Abubakar P.I., 2019, The effect of global change on mosquito 19(9): e302-e312. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(19)30161-6 Lee H., Halverson S., and Ezinwa N., 2018, Mosquito https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pop.2018.05.001 Journal of Mosquito Research 2024, Vol.14, No.1, 1 http://emtoscipublisher.com/index.php/jmr 8 Aedes aegypti evidence. 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