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Mosquito Spit Molecule a Potential for Novel Vaccination Against Dengue, Yellow Fever, and Zika

Medicine & Technology Jun 09, 2022

Mosquito-borne diseases have long plagued the world but up until recently, experts were stunned as to why some mosquitoes carry viruses while others don't. Read on to find out more about a molecule in mosquito spit that increases the risks of virus infection.

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Mosquito Spit Molecule a Potential for Novel Vaccination Against Dengue, Yellow Fever, and Zika

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