Scientists infected mosquitoes with Wolbachia bacteria to make it harder for them to spread disease.
No, although that approach is also being investigated by scientists."It is relatively uncontroversial: it is not infectious to humans and is perfectly safe," Prof Sinkin said.
The issue is people move around, so there would be cases when people visited areas where the mosquitoes had not been infected.How long will it last?is a pretty nifty group of bacteria that manipulate the way insects reproduce to ensure they are passed on to the next generation.However, theIt means thatIn the Kuala Lumpur trials, the proportion of mosquitoes affected byObviously, a lot of research has gone into this approach and that costs money.
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