Biology
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Scientist Lets Mosquitoes Bite Him for Research
University of Melbourne entomologist Perran Ross lets his arm be fed upon by a mosquito swarm experimentally infected with a Wolbachia bacterium, which is a part of the overall worldwide strategy of eradicating dengue mosquitoes.
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