B.<unk>  infects 13 million people in south and southeast Asia and is responsible for nearly 10% of the world's total cases of lymphatic filariasis. B.<unk>  infection is endemic or potentially endemic in 16 countries, where it is most common in southern China and India, but it also occurs in Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam,<unk> ia, the Philippines, and South Korea. The distribution of B.<unk>  overlaps with W. bancrofti in these regions, but does not coexist with B. timori. Regional foci of endemicity are determined in part by the mosquito vectors
Brugia malayi
Brugia timori
Boswellia
Curatella
Aedes epactius
Leishmania major
Larva currens
Acheiropodia