Scientists Work Overtime to Solve West Nile's Mysterious Movement
The Sun (San Bernardino, CA) › February 26, 2006
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SYLMAR - In a sterile, windowless laboratory, mosquitoes collected from parks, golf courses and even some back yards across the region sit on countertops.
Scientists with the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District examine the bugs, some dried in jars, some buzzing under nets and some rendered comatose for study. A dead crow awaiting testing sits in the lab refrigerator, next to a canned sports drink.See the full content of this document
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Scientists Work Overtime to Solve West Nile's Mysterious Movement
The scientists' assignment is to monitor the potentially deadly West Nile virus sweeping along the West Coast carried by mosquitoes and birds. So far, 13 people in California have died ...
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