Ari Daniel
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Laurie Mitchell is a marine biologist at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology.
He believes that when young fish first arrive at an anemone, multiple stripes signal they're not a threat.
Shortly thereafter, once they're integrated, that function is fulfilled and the stripes fade.
Rana Celebi, a medical historian at Istanbul Metapol University, and her colleagues analyzed the residues of a set of ancient Roman bottles.
The use of especially animal fecal matter was once considered a potent treatment for infections and inflammation.
The team also found aromatic compounds, perhaps to mask the odor.
It's worth noting that some modern physicians are using feces for a hard-to-treat bacterial GI infection as a kind of reset of the gut microbiome.
Rana Celebi, a medical historian at Istanbul Metropol University, and her colleagues analyzed the residues of a set of ancient Roman bottles.
Most didn't contain anything that interesting, but one of them...
The use of especially animal fecal matter was once considered a potent treatment for infections and inflammation.
The team also found aromatic compounds, perhaps to mask the odor.
It's worth noting that some modern physicians are using feces for a hard-to-treat bacterial GI infection as a kind of reset of the gut microbiome.
Most didn't contain anything that interesting, but one of them… …ended up revealing something even more surprising and medically significant.
Specifically, we're going to talk about a vaccine to fight HIV.