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Scientists in Israel have developed a new kind of 'chemical camouflage' that could more effectively keep pesky mosquito bites at bay.

Scientists in Israel have developed a new kind of “chemical camouflage” from natural components that could more effectively keep pesky mosquito bites at bay.

The repellent is capable of reducing the number of mosquito bites by 80 per cent, according to researchers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

From repellants to app-based mosquito monitoring and a new malaria vaccine, researchers are making important breakthroughs in the fight against the biting insects

Applying coating of 'cellulose nanocrystals' on human skin decreased the number of mosquitoes feeding by 80%, according to new study.

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A thin coating of naturally occurring cellulose nanocrystals decreases the number of flies feeding by 80%.

Safe mosquito repellents are needed more than ever. A Hebrew University researcher has discovered a molecule that could lead to the next one.

From the blog of Joel Strauss at The Times of Israel