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Scientists Get Tools to Limit DBD Mosquito Growth To Save the World   The University of California has successfully applied CRISPR-Cas9, a powerful tool to alter DNA sequences and modify gene function, to reduce mosquito body size. Today there are 23 people in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) who died from dengue fever (DBD). The East Nusa Tenggara Provincial Health Office recorded the number from January 1, 2019 to Monday (1/28/2019). DBD is a disease caused by mosquito bites. The appearance of mosquitoes that spread the DBD virus depends heavily on the environment. In some areas of Indonesia, including NTT in the rainy season, mosquitoes are more likely to breed quickly. Actually to prevent the spread of the virus and the appearance of these mosquitoes scientists have found several steps. In order to reproduce and become an effective carrier of disease, mosquitoes should be the most important first to reach body size and have maximum nutrition. Therefore, researchers from the University of C

Still not believed in four-wheeled unmanned-autonomous four-wheeled vehicles Many believe that, after electric technology, the future of global automotive is an autonomous system that makes 100 percent vehicleless for drivers. However, as autonomous development progresses, more and more problems arise, one of which is about public trust. The automotive association in the UK, the Automobile Association, dismantles, the culture of society on conventional cars is really strong. It proves there is still a refusal of a person to drive without anyone holding the steering wheel. The Automobile Association surveyed 21,000 drivers in the UK, with only 23 per cent saying they believed allowing vehicles to work alone to accompany them to their destination. Although the rest (about 75 percent) admitted to not wanting to take their hands off the steering wheel, no matter how much compensation from insurance would be obtained for accidents and even though autonomous vehicles are capable of breaking