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kevoh:Myopic That you don't know something exist and you are unwilling to know does not mean that thing does not exist. |
I disagree with number 3, 6, and 8 because these are acts of nature. |
HeyCorleone:It is only you that is unfortunate not all Nigerians |
chyy5:I think your girl might not be smart. She can meet her numbers easily if she opens 3 accounts daily and does at least 1 TSA on each account, has each carded with mobile and online banking and just two loans most monthly. Union bank pays more than all banks with DSAs. Very nice place to work, young and friendly people, good commission for sales people, career growth etc. She can earn up to 150k monthly. Try and encourage her to start early in the month and not wait till last week of the month.. |
Things fall apart |
Wickedness of government led by APC |
Iblad0994:But Islam and Moslems do not condemn terrorism rather they sympathies with them when killed. In your post, you did not directly condemn terrorism nor speak about its negative effect and this is normal |
Ask lier Mohammed |
It’s been decades since oral contraceptives first became available for women – but, despite ongoing research, there’s still no birth control pill for men. Now, in an incredible new breakthrough, researchers have identified a compound that could successfully target proteins known to be key for sperm fertility. A new study found that a plant extract used by African warriors and hunters as ‘heart-stopping poison’ on the tips of arrows could be a contender in the search for male oral contraceptives. The compound in question is called ouabain, according to the new study published in the American Chemical Society’s Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. But, given the risk of heart damage, it can’t be taken on its own. Ouabain is found naturally in two types of African plants: Acokanthera schimperi and Strophanthus gratus. The extract, which can be taken from the roots, stems, leaves, and seeds, was traditionally used for poison-tipped arrows by eastern African tribes. It’s also produced in the bodies of mammals, though in low doses, likely to keep blood pressure under control. According to the new study on rats, ouabain blocks sodium and calcium ions moving through a type of membrane protein called Na,K-ATPases. These are composed of protein sub-units, and are found in cell membranes.And, the researchers say they could be a critical player in the search for male contraceptives. ‘An attractive approach to develop a male contraceptive is the targeting of proteins that are essential for sperm fertility,’ the authors wrote in the new study. ‘The finding that some proteins are specifically expressed in sperm provides the additional opportunity to interfere with male fertility, minimizing other toxic side effects. ‘Evidence from our laboratory has shown that Na,K-ATPase α4 is an attractive target for male contraception.’ As ouabain can’t be used by itself, the researchers designed a number of analogues that could bind to the protein without putting the heart at risk. To do this, they removed a sugar group and replaced its lactone group, giving rise to a derivative that was able to target the desired protein in the rats’ sperm cells. Binding with the protein disrupts the sperm cell’s ability to swim, thus making it more difficult to fertilize the egg. And, the research found that this compound had no toxicity in the rats. Contraceptives based on this compound would be reversible, the researchers explain, as the protein in question is found only on mature sperm cells. After treatment, they say sperm cells would go on unharmed. ‘These characteristics provide the advantage of blocking sperm function without affecting undifferentiated male germ cells,’ the researchers wrote, ‘which allows for temporary and reversible inhibition of male fertility. http://www.eagleheadline.com/archives/15893 |
Buhari is a cow. Painfully the media has kept quite, they call this butchers armed men and avoid the name Fulani herdsmen. I blame GEJ for giving out power easily. |
Buhari why na? |
benjijosh:Lifetime song |
People need to know this at least they should stop at the second stage. That is where the fun is. |
Try taking some blood purifier. You visit the chemist for Fargon The tablet is somehow dark red. You will see the impact in your shit |
Who counted it and how did they get figures in remote villages in Borno, Bayelsa, and others? |
How come an "aborted" child knows what is happening in the real world? |
People should understand that mistake is inevitable. |
"Statistician general of the federation" |
lalasticlala come and see actor |
Police in Philadelphia , U. S., have arrested an 86 - year -old woman for an attempted robbery after she pointed a gun at a bank teller and demanded $400 , police say . Reports say Emily Coakley, who uses a walker , had been to the same bank a day earlier, but when she counted her money after returning home , she believed she had been short -changed by $400 . So on Tuesday afternoon , she grabbed a gun and her walker and went back to collect the balance, the sources said . Police officers quickly moved in to make the arrest , Fox 29 reported . The elderly woman was then handcuffed and escorted out of the bank with her walker . Coakley was charged with aggravated assault, robbery , terroristic threats and related offenses , according to police , and was released on her own recognizance . “That ’s crazy . It’ s mind - blowing ,” one bank customer told Fox 29 . “That ’s pretty unusual . I never heard of a bank robber that age and armed ,” John McDonald said , as he walked outside the bank . Fox 29 reported that FBI agents examined the woman’ s .38 caliber revolver and found that the gun was not loaded, but she was carrying bullets with her. ( NAN ) http://punchng.com/woman-86-short-changed-by-bank-cashier-returns-with-gun-for-her-balance/
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Who she be? |
Buhari no get sense |
Terrible |
Journalism at its lowest ebb |
It is well |
God will punish Buhar |
Bloggers can lie. Which of the Ajegunle? |
I comment my reserve |
castrol180:You are a useless cow |
Terrible things are going on in APC |