Scientists attach muscles to mice that will not stop twitching
@shortstories Apparently they're also working on grafts that produce peptides for the body, like GLP-1. Peptides are just proteins, after all. It seems like a very targeted thing to attack the profitability of selling peptides.
What they did not mention is a way to stop the muscle graft from twitching after it is implanted
@shortstories It's at the stage of being tested on mice. It's won't reach human testing until there's a way to stop it if/when it becomes harmful.
What if part of medical clearance is that if it does not become harmful then they will have to cancel the product because a product with no bad side effects is bad for business?
@shortstories That's what would happen in western big pharma. Thankfully, this is being developed in China.
