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Biomedical devices

Synthetic skin removes the need for human volunteers in mosquito bite trials

20 Feb 2023 Tami Freeman
Investigating mosquito behaviour
Investigating mosquito behaviour Rice University bioengineering graduate student Kevin Janson is developing a hydrogel-based platform that eliminates the need for human volunteers and speeds data analysis in studies of mosquito feeding patterns. (Courtesy: Brandon Martin/Rice University)
Mosquitoes are often considered the world’s most dangerous animal. While feeding on blood through

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