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Engineered gene drive (EGD) systems are probably the most high-tech approach considered for their potential role in the control of vector-borne diseases. Interestingly, the rhetoric around it often goes along with a negative presentation of the current "conventional" tools and exaggerated promises about EGD themselves, leading to a situation of hype.
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