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New Weapon Against Mosquitoes? Scientists Identify Promising Targets in Larval Digestive Systems
Research published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society reports new molecules that label proteins in the unique, alkaline environment of the Ae. aegypti digestive system that could help scientists develop insecticides to fight back.
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