Lab-Bred Mosquitoes Could Slow Spread of Deadly Human Diseases
In an effort to fight this virus, Singapore's National Environment Agency has been breeding Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes since 2016.
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In an effort to fight this virus, Singapore's National Environment Agency has been breeding Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes since 2016.
Evidence suggests the lab-bred insects can slow the spread of dengue, but they are difficult to mass produce.
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