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Originally Posted by Trouble
Not a bad question, D. If you came up with it, I'm impressed.
They share (except for ALS, Lou Gehrig Disease), a gene expression problem with amyloid protein. ALS is a little more complicated, demylinization of the spinal chord. BSE and CJD are related conditions. Not a conspiracy, connectivity among result, with difference in cause. |
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Originally Posted by cincikid101
i never really thought about it like that dude. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
What do you think the odds were that Lou Gerig would get Lou Gerig's Disease, it just amazes me.
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Originally Posted by Trouble
Well FatCat, what does "three" refer to?
(I am almost afraid to ask..) |
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
What do you think the odds were that Lou Gerig would get Lou Gerig's Disease, it just amazes me.
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Originally Posted by Trouble
You want fear, let me help you.
The largest biomass on earth is also the smallest, the kingdom of the microorganisms. They inhabit every surface except for those hot enough to boil water. They are found in the atomosphere, miles up, riding tiny particles. They are found in the deepest oceans, and in rock, two miles deep, yes - living in rock, cells that estimated to be thousands of years old, the tortoise variety of the microworld. |
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