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Mosquito repellency mediated by skin commensal Bacillus species via volatile metabolite reprogramming

2026-02-03

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Individual variation in human attractiveness to mosquitoes critically influences vector-borne disease transmission, but the mechanistic basis remains unclear. This study integrated human skin microbiome profiling, non-human primate in situ intervention, and volatilomics to uncover a microbial-mediated mechanism underlying host-specific mosquito repellency. We established that <italic...

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101cdc68-5132-554e-bf79-b32d6de1ef63
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8704744/v1
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