Fig. 5

E. coli infection intensity increases with warmer temperature and aging, and the aging-dependent increase in intensity occurs earlier in warmer temperatures. A Infection intensity in mosquitoes infected at different temperatures, regardless of age. B Infection intensity in mosquitoes infected at different ages, regardless of the temperature. C Infection intensity in differently aged mosquitoes maintained at different temperatures. Column heights mark the mean and whiskers mark the standard error of the mean (SEM). Panel C shows unaggregated data, which is aggregated by temperature and age in panels A and B. Data were analyzed by a zero-inflated, negative binomial model