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Mosquito Spit Antibodies Put a New Repellent Trial in Myanmar to the Test
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Mosquito Spit Antibodies Put a New Repellent Trial in Myanmar to the Test
Every time an Anopheles mosquito bites a person, it injects a cocktail of salivary proteins into the skin. The human immune system notices, and it responds by producing antibodies against those proteins. For years, malaria researchers have wondered whether these antibodies could serve as a biological record of mosquito exposure — a measurable fingerprint of […]
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