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EPA Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Amendment to Experimental Use Permit for Genetically Engineered MosquitoesPCT Staff, Pest Control Technology, 2021.![]() EPA is seeking public comment on a proposed amendment to extend and expand an approved Experimental Use Permit (EUP). The EUP currently allows Oxitec Ltd. to field test the use of genetically engineered Aedes aegypti mosquitoes as a way to reduce mosquito populations in Florida ... Keywords: Aedes, aegypti, autocidal, EPA, Florida, Oxitec, regulation, risk, SIT, sterile insect technique, texas |
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Company uses engineered mosquitoes to prevent diseasesN. Herzog and D. Niesel, The Daily News, 2021.![]() It’s amazing how many serious infectious diseases are transmitted by insects like ticks, fleas and mosquitoes. These are called vector-borne diseases, which are responsible for significant human suffering and economic disruption. Mosquitoes are responsible for the spread of ... Keywords: Aedes, aegypti, autocidal, EPA, Florida, Oxitec, regulation, risk, SIT, sterile insect technique, texas |
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EPA approves field trials of genetically modified mosquitoA. Wernick, WBFO npr, 2020.![]() The Environmental Protection Agency has given biotech company Oxitec the go-ahead to test the effectiveness of genetically modified mosquitoes in parts of Florida and Texas. Oxitec has been developing genetically modified mosquitoes in hopes of reducing local populations of ... Keywords: Aedes, aegypti, autocidal, EPA, Florida, Oxitec, regulation, risk, SIT, sterile insect technique, texas |

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