Releasing mosquitoes to fight dengue: How Singapore took Project Wolbachia from lab to heartlands
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Mosquitoes don't just seek blood, they also recognize humans by their scent. Research at IIT Kanpur is exploring this connection between smell and the brain to help prevent dengue.
Why do mosquitoes bite some people more? IIT Kanpur studies their brain
Why do mosquitoes bite some people more than others? IIT Kanpur researchers are studying the mosquito brain, smell sensors and behavioural changes after blood meals to understand human attraction and explore new ways to control dengue spread.
New Delhi: When many people are sitting in a room, only some people will be bitten by mosquitoes. However, some people will not even be bitten by mosquitoes. What could be the reason for that? To find the answer to this question...
In the summer, mosquitoes are uncontrollable and sting human beings. Everything but one chance, especially since science has identified factors that make some of us more attractive than others.
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