By transplanting odor-sensing genes from mosquitoes into frog eggs and fruit flies, scientists have pinpointed dozens of odor receptors that help mosquitoes sniff out their human prey. The findings could lead to new methods for repelling or trapping malaria-spreading mosquitoes through their sense of smell.
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