Mosquitoes minus malaria

Tom Clarke

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6906, 429-430

Abstract: If wild populations of the mosquito that transmits malaria were replaced with insects rendered harmless by genetic engineering, the disease could finally be defeated. But that remains a big 'if', as Tom Clarke finds out.

Date: 2002
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