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Genetically modified mosquitoes resist all dengue viruses, researchers find

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B. Burton, C|NET, 2020.

This new kind of mosquito can’t spread any form of the deadly disease.

Tags: Aedes, Dengue, Gene drive synthetic, Population replacement

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