https://t.co/y21WhuMovV Angeln und das Zeug anfassen, Finger in den Mund beim essen ohne Hände waschen. Ich gehe weder in den See noch angeln.
Unearthing a source of medicinal molecules.
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Jun 2019 – Mar 2023Where it's discussed
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The comments revolve around personal hygiene and a dismissive attitude towards the scientific publication, exemplified by statements like 'Finger in the mouth while eating without washing hands,' which undermine any perceived relevance or importance, reflecting a dismissive tone and lack of meaningful engagement.
The discussion strongly disagrees with or dismisses the publication's importance, indicating a lack of support or recognition for the research.
Respondents show no interest in the scientific content, rejecting the topic entirely with phrases like 'I go neither to the lake nor fish,' suggesting apathy or dismissiveness.
The tone is dismissive and superficial, with no detailed analysis or reflection on the research, indicating very low engagement.
There is no indication that the discussion perceives the publication as having any significant influence or relevance.
Abstract in brief
- The text likely discusses discovering new natural sources, such as plants or other organisms, that contain medicinal compounds.
- It emphasizes the process of identifying and analyzing these sources to find potential drugs or therapies.
- The overall goal is to find effective medicinal molecules that can be used for treating various health conditions.]
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The coelomic fluid of Eisenia fetida contains biologically active substances, like Lysenin, that can be toxic to vertebrates in certain doses. Lysenin binds to sphingomyelin, causing cell membrane pores and cell death…
https://t.co/y21WhuMovV Angeln und das Zeug anfassen, Finger in den Mund beim essen ohne Hände waschen. Ich gehe weder in den See noch angeln.