Bisphenol A assists the replication of ZIKV in Aedes aegypti by synergizing Dopamine 1-like receptor 1
Bisphenol A, as a common endocrine pollutant, can be absorbed by Aedes aegypti through the water environment and remain in its body. It helps Aedes aegypti replicate the Zika virus by interacting with dopamine-like receptor 1.