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The evidence across mosquito species suggests that anthropophilic mosquitoes (such as "Anopheles gambiae", "Culex quinquefasciatus", and "Aedes aegypti") may respond differently to DEET odors. A 2010 study found that "Aedes aegypti" mosquitoes can rapidly evolve and easily inherit insensitivity to DEET. This insensitivity is provided by an as-yet-unknown dominant gene that can confer resistance even if the trait is inherited from just one parent.