Researchers sequence genes for malaria and mosquito carrier
Researchers mapped the genes of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum and the mosquito Anopheles gambiae, aiming to aid vaccines and drugs. The work, published in Nature and Science, involves over 160 scientists in 10 countries and signals a crucial advance as malaria remains deadly to millions, especially children in Africa.
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Government OKs airline partnership for competitive flexibility
Government approves an airline partnership aimed at boosting competition and traveler options while preserving regulatory oversight. The deal grants incentives and shared capabilities, yet regulators will monitor to maintain independent competition and prevent undue influence on pricing and service. The agreement implies ongoing scrutiny to ensure market openness.
Sweep operation expands airlifted assault into Afghanistan
The new Afghanistan sweep in Paktia province, near Pakistan, pools over 2,000 troops to pursue enemy fighters. It marks the largest action since Operation Anaconda and will run for weeks. Regular soldiers replace some high tempo roles while special forces continue covert searches for terrorist network members.
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