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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-38153853 GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) is already in diabetic drugs so is this a big deal?
Yes it is a big deal for Australian researchers being in the forefront of medical research, and coming up with cures.GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) is already in diabetic drugs so is this a big deal?
How do you think CSL get snake / spider antivenin, it does not just happen in a test tube, they milk the reptiles / arachnids for their venom.Why subject animals to this interference
The Australian version will not degrade as quick as the original but will be longer lasting, it said that in the SMH article."Why subject animals to this interference" - I'm saying in this particular instance the chemical obtained from the platypus is already n existence.
It's just an otter in a mask at the end of the day..! Tickle it's little hind feet & see what it can do to mice.The Australian version will not degrade as quick as the original but will be longer lasting, it said that in the SMH article.
Cap'n Cook and his buccaneer mates cross bred a duck and a otter to trick the Poms.It's just an otter in a mask at the end of the day..! Tickle it's little hind feet & see what it can do to mice.
@Indy51 might be interested in this one.. Fascinating!
It would greatly reduce the need to prescribe Glickazide if a T2 kept an angry platypus in the bath..... ?!Cap'n Cook and his buccaneer mates cross bred a duck and a otter to trick the Poms.
Thanks Tipetoo but there are so many diabetic drugs anyway ..... Time for a cure eh?
Hope you got a A+ for your efforts.I wrote an essay about the Duck Billed Platypus at school, fascinating creature and cute too
Hope you got a A+ for your efforts.
Slightly of topic, but there is a largish colony of Platypuses in the Kolan River about 40Klms away from where we live in Bundy.
Where we lived at Moore Park Beach before moving into the unit, there were a couple of Echidnas roaming around the back yard.
Both monotremes feature on two Australian coins, the Echidna is on the reverse side of the 5 cent coin, and the Platypus is on the reverse side of the 20 cent coin.
Best I can do, do not worry about Wiki asking for a donation I paid him off yesterday.Oooh wow, I would love those coins
Both monotremes feature on two Australian coins, the Echidna is on the reverse side of the 5 cent coin, and the Platypus is on the reverse side of the 20 cent coin.
Yes! A cure - a genuine one - would be newsThanks Tipetoo but there are so many diabetic drugs anyway ..... Time for a cure eh?
It would greatly reduce the need to prescribe Glickazide if a T2 kept an angry platypus in the bath..... ?!
There are not many bath tubs is Queensland though, as we do not have to keep coal in them.It would greatly reduce the need to prescribe Glickazide if a T2 kept an angry platypus in the bath..... ?!
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