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Hadyn Parry: Re-ingegnerizzare le zanzare per combattere la malattia

Filmed Nov 2012 • Posted Jan 2013TEDSalon London Fall 2012
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In un solo anno, ci sono 200-300 milioni di casi di malaria e 50-100 milioni di casi di febbre dengue nel mondo. Quindi: perché non abbiamo ancora scoperto un modo efficace per uccidere le zanzare? Hadyn Parry presenta una soluzione affascinante: ingegnerizzare geneticamente un maschio di zanzara per renderlo sterile e rilasciare gli insetti nella natura, per ridurre le specie portatrici della malattia.

Biotech entrepreneur Hadyn Parry leads a science start-up that develops GM insects to fight dengue fever. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Anna Cristiana Minoli
Reviewed by Fabio Tacchini
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