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Genetic Link to Mosquito Biting Found
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7-2-2008 10:11 AM
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public health
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genetics
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mosquitos
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pests
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repellent
maquser
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Seems, like everything else these days lol, your susceptibility is genetic. Full article explains more than intro I clipped
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