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How genetically engineered mice could stop the spread of Lyme disease

How genetically engineered mice could stop the spread of Lyme disease

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FOR RELEASE FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 2015, AT 3:00 A.M. EDT - In this photo taken Sept. 9, 2015, Kevin Esvelt poses for a photo at Harvard University's Wyss Institute in Boston. The hottest tool in biology has scientists using words like revolutionary as they describe the long-term potential: wiping out certain mosquitoes that carry malaria, treating genetic diseases like sickle-cell, preventing babies from inheriting a life-threatening disorder. Esvelt's projects include genetically manipulating a mosquito species to fight malaria. (AP Photo/Rodrique Ngowi)
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How genetically engineered mice could stop the spread of Lyme disease

How genetically engineered mice could stop the spread of Lyme disease

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