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Our paper describing transgenic Lucilia cuprina larval sexing strains is now published

Posted on June 3, 2017 by mjscott3

Insect sexing strains that produce only males under certain conditions are highly advantageous for genetic control programs. If larval diet is a major cost for a mass rearing factory it is desirable if female insects die at early stages of development. … Continue reading →

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