Innovative cure for dengue and malaria: 'Toxic' semen from male mosquitoes kills females
Australian scientists have potentially found a groundbreaking method to control disease-spreading mosquitoes by genetically engineering males with 'toxic semen' that kills females after mating. This innovative technique could efficiently curb diseases like malaria and dengue without harming beneficial species, though further testing on mosquitoes is necessary.
Australian scientists have potentially found a groundbreaking method to control disease-spreading mosquitoes by genetically engineering males with 'toxic semen' that kills females after mating. This innovative technique could efficiently curb diseases like malaria and dengue without harming beneficial species, though further testing on mosquitoes is necessary.
