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Fed: Scientists target Aussie blowfly genome
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AAP General News (Australia)
11-09-2004
Fed: Scientists target Aussie blowfly genome
By Roberta Mancuso
BRISBANE, Nov 9 AAP - Scientists will map the genes of the Australian sheep blowfly
to create specialised insecticides to control the pest.
Australian and New Zealand researchers will undertake a $1.4 million project to map
30,000 genes of the blowfly - known as Lucy - over three years.
Project leader Phil Batter...
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