Biology
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Breakthrough in Sandfly Research May Help Combat Spread of Leishmaniasis
Scientists have discovered the specific enzyme that a species of sandfly uses to produce a pheromone attractant, which could lead to the creation of targeted traps to control them and reduce the spread of the potentially fatal disease, Leishmaniasis.
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