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Spiegel.de: Bakterien sollen Malaria-Mücken - DER SPIEGEL
Wenn bestimmte Bakterien Mücken besiedeln, übertragen die Insekten seltener Krankheiten. Den Ansatz wollen sich Forscher im Kampf gegen Malaria zunutze machen.
How soap, chairs and clothing could stop mosquito bites -- and...
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When it comes to disease control, however, human behavior is a major barrier. "The issue is whether people will use it or buy it," said Flaminia Catteruccia, assistant professor of immunology and infectious disease at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. "Something for long-term use has to also ...
BBC News - Spermless mosquitoes hold promise to stop malaria
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Scientists create spermless mosquitoes - an important first step toward releasing sterile males into the wild in an effort to curb the spread of malaria.
Flaminia Catteruccia wins prestigious Faculty Scholar award | News ...
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Flaminia Catteruccia wins prestigious Faculty Scholar award ... Chan School of Public Health has been named a Faculty Scholar by three of the ...
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