The genetic method involve the release of sterile male mosquitoes into the environmet. When the sterile male mosquito mates with a normal female mosquito, the latter does not lay any eggs. If enough sterile male mosquitoes are released into the environment, the mosquito population will eventually die out.
The genetic code of an oak tree is not more similar to a mosquito than to an elm tree. The genetic code refers to the set of rules whereby living cells translate information on development, functioning, growth and reproduction in deoxyribonucleic cid (DNA) and on controlling synthesis in ribonucleic acid (RNA) into proteins. An oak tree, as a woody plant, will have a genetic code that is more similar to an ash, elm or maple tree, as woody plants, than to a chipmunk, mosquito, octopus or squirrel, as animals.
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The most important way to control dengue is by controlling the mosquito population that spreads it - spraying, using mosquito nets, and preventing eggs from hatching and larvae from maturing. Standing water, e.g. in tanks or buckets, should either have chemicals added or not be allowed to stand.
No it's not genetic, it's passed by mosquito's and flies that bite the horse and transfer the virus into the horses blood stream.
No it's not genetic, it's passed by mosquito's and flies that bite the horse and transfer the virus into the horses blood stream.
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No, smoke does not effectively kill mosquitoes. While smoke may temporarily repel mosquitoes due to the strong odor and irritants, it does not have a significant impact on reducing mosquito populations or killing them. Using insecticides or mosquito traps is more effective for controlling mosquito populations.
Infected female Anopheles mosquitos
Religion is, and has always been a way of controlling the masses, yes.
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dengue fever is one of several viral diseases transmitted via an infected vector, namely the aedes aegypti mosquito. its seems logical to curb the mosquito carrier to prevent transmission to humans, however controlling mosquito populations has up to now been inadequate. vaccination is still years in the future, its development may offer a much effective way of preventing this disease. current dengue fever programs involves education, mosquito control and topical insect repellants- lowell n. avenido, md