Florida politicians urge use of Intrexon GM mosquitoes for Zika
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(Reuters) - Intrexon Corp said on Wednesday a bipartisan coalition of Florida politicians had urged the U.S. government to step up efforts to fight Zika, including sanctioning the emergency use of the company's genetically engineered mosquitoes.
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LB Shea McClellin (shoulder) was limited in practice on Wednesday, the injury back to the first preseason game.
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QB Marcus Mariota said he believes he has made progress from year one to year two and is excited to put that improvement on display Sunday in the season opener. "I think I'm just a lot more comfortable," Mariota said. "You go through an entire year, you experience a lot of different things, you go through a lot of different scenarios.
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Tennessee Titans - PlayerWatch
QB Marcus Mariota said he believes he has made progress from year one to year two and is excited to put that improvement on display Sunday in the season opener. "I think I'm just a lot more comfortable," Mariota said. "You go through an entire year, you experience a lot of different things, you go through a lot of different scenarios.