SynBio Nootkatone now in trials to stop the Spread of Zika
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What Is Nootkatone Insect Repellent?
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What Is Nootkatone? EPA Approves Natural Insect Repellent
What Is Nootkatone? EPA Approves Natural Insect Repellent
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Biomolecules | Free Full-Text | Novel Insect Antifeedant and Ixodicidal Nootkatone Derivatives
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Non-food bioactive product (+)-nootkatone: Chemistry and biological activities - ScienceDirect
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Evolva's nootkatone insect repellent gets green light
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First new insect repellent approved in 11 years smells like grapefruit
NootkaShield – A new active ingredient for pest control
What Is Nootkatone Insect Repellent?
A biotech insect repellent, safe enough to eat | Nature Biotechnology
PDF) Nootkatone Is an Effective Repellent against Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus
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