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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:23PM TheDarkWayne said

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I'm sorry but
OM NOM NOM
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:26PM Koopaconn said

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It had to be done
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:29PM LeMuRfArT said

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yay! now i can keep using my anti-persperant that actually works as apposed to that crap without aluminum in it.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:45PM (Unverified) said

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Ha I was just revising amyloid protein plaques today! Exam on Wed!

Does reading Joystiq count as revision now? :D
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:31PM PR0F3TA said

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donno why but i'm scared
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:32PM F1 Basu Gasu Bakuhatsu said

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So would the Ghosts be White-blood cells.
And if you eat various fruits would the enzyme destroy those to? 0_0
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:32PM F1 Basu Gasu Bakuhatsu said

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Wouldn't the Katamari cure for cancer cause huge tumors?
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:44PM derdaim said

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I also think, that not the cure but the "katamari cancer" would be quite deadly...
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:43PM (Unverified) said

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I never thought I would read about Alzheimers at joystiq.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 7:06PM Dopple Boppler said

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There's a good joke here, I just forgot it after I clicked reply.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:28PM Sly C said

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there was an article about that model with alzheimer's that was into gaming.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 6:54PM psykoz said

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You should see Rogue Breweries' pacman yeast. Do a lookup for it on google

"pac-man yeast"

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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 7:17PM mrmobius said

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Certainly beats the Sonic the Hedgehog gene.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:28PM Sly C said

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haha
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:00PM (Unverified) said

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I hope this doesn't show my school nerdiness, but actually this kind of interactions with very small organisms are very common, and were even more common in the past.

In fact, it's how Scientists think that life went from being simple single celled things, to being complex single celled things.

I hope this works well; if there's one disease that scares me it's Alzheimer's.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:33PM HMoth84 said

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"ba-plink"

:: Achievement Unlocked - 1000G You Cured Alzheimer's ::
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:34PM Saria the Cat said

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Whoa, I just had a lecture on Alzheimer's last week. This is huge news! Researchers have been struggling to just achieve being able to SEE the plaque (amyloid proteins) in the brain, let alone find a cure. AD is a big problem --- it's scarily common and hard to detect whether or not you will inherit it. It begins with basic "forgetting" and transforms into a monster that eats your personality and life along with your brain. :(
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 9:55PM Nook said

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we create a cure then 10 more ailments are created from said cure. we should leave well enough alone.

while i am all for quality of life, i can't help but wonder how much worse we're making things, of course there are very few of you awake - so i guess the proper comment here would read:

"yay!"
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