"The products excreted by humans are very similar to the products excreted by fish," said Blackstock.
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The waxy substance is excreted sheep sebum found in wool.
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One set turns ammonia excreted by the fish into nitrate ions.
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Eventually, the device is excreted; patients should not even notice it.
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After passing through the digestive tract, this sweetener is excreted in urine.
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When excreted, phosphates can get into waterways, where they cause bacterial growth.
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It is excreted exclusively in urine — unlike sucralose, shed mostly in feces.
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Once in the body, it tends to concentrate there rather than being excreted.
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It moves relatively intact through your digestive system and is excreted in your stool.
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The plants recycle the astronaut's exhaled carbon dioxide and also can use the excreted water.
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Young Joon Kwak's "Excreted Venus" represents the bifurcated havoc and opportunity that digital architectures create.
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As a water-soluble vitamin, excess biotin appears to be readily excreted in the urine.
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Or, more likely, illicit drugs are being excreted by users and literally going down the drain.
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When an infected person vomits or defecates, "massive amounts [of the virus] are excreted," Jaykus explained.
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Over the next two days, they collected what the swans excreted and looked for intact eggs.
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The food waste may be excreted so quickly that nary a single fart can be formed.
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The remainder was excreted as waste, which drops down and is ultimately buried in the river sediment.
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The Orb Media reports that 90 percent of the plastic is excreted, while some remains inside the body.
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Team Sky also highlighted evidence of "significant and unpredictable variations" in the way Salbutamol is metabolized and excreted.
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Incredible sadness, terror, pleasure is excreted in her music, as though it were made from mucous or tears.
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As the name suggests, the parasite lodges in the lungs of rats and is later excreted in poop.
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The test samples were from the kidneys by which most antibiotics are concentrated and excreted from the body.
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When animals excreted their intestinal microbes — as in, they pooped — most bacteria dried out and died over time.
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The rest of 'em, about 16%, are excreted as water via your sweat, tears, urine, or other bodily fluids.
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Circa 1869, von Baeyer's chief interest was in uric acid, another nitrogenous waste product likewise excreted in animal urine.
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He captured three species of whirligigs and then squeezed them with tweezers; the beetles excreted a white, milky liquid.
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And it does precisely nothing except for taking some excrement out of your body which would normally be excreted.
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Somehow the added synthetic material is conserved rather than excreted as waste and is then reincorporated into newly produced silk.
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And detoxification is also burdened with lots of controversy since only a small amount of toxins are excreted through sweat.
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But she continued to take the drug spironolactone, which blocks testosterone and "is excreted in human milk," the study said.
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He was then asked to eat four dozen bananas through the night, and finally excreted the chain in the morning.
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According to the CDC, the coronavirus spreads between people in close contact, often through droplets excreted by coughing or sneezing.
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"When (lead) gets into your body ... it can get excreted or it can get absorbed in your bones," said Hanna-Attisha.
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Dragging it along, the robot could then be guided towards the intestines where it would eventually be excreted through the anus.
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Virtually all liquid is excreted from the body, causing victims to die of dehydration within hours of full manifestation if untreated.
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Through another more painful technique, Black claims users can break up fat cells with the wand so they are excreted with urine.
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The nanometer-sized beads can even be ingested and excreted, in theory providing a last-ditch option for information smugglers, Erlich said.
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During fetal development, that RNA that's excreted from cells into the blood plasma leaves behind clues about what development may have occurred.
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Anyone who comes into contact with this excreted virus also gains immunity, and can pass it on to others who are not immune.
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When yabbies molt, discarding their hard shells so they can grow, the stored minerals are excreted to help harden the newly grown shell.
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Most weasel species communicate with one another over large home ranges through frequent daubs of a pungent fluid excreted by their anal glands.
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It's excreted as liquid through two holes in the silkworm's face where it solidifies into two hardened filaments as it hits the air.
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But research has demonstrated that medications excreted in human urine, feces, and bathwater can migrate from sewers into oceans, rivers, lakes, and streams.
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Unlike chemicals that might stay in your body for a long time, it is quickly removed from the blood and excreted in your waste.
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The smell is likened to fish, feces, and garbage, and excreted through the pores, sweat, urine, saliva, and even vaginal fluids of those affected.
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Anyone who comes into contact with this excreted virus also gains immunity, and can pass it on further, to others who are not immune.
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Studies done in the lab show that the Giant Ceropegia's flower smells almost exactly like the compounds excreted by bees who are under attack.
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The most common pharmaceuticals already excreted into our water treatment systems include antibiotics, anticonvulsants, antidepressants, beta-blockers, analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, hormones and psychostimulants.
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Parasite eggs are excreted in feces, and in their native tropics, that embryonation occurs naturally after the eggs spend time in warm, humid conditions.
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Inspired by the body's approach for breaking down alcohol, we chose three natural enzymes that convert alcohol into harmless molecules that are then excreted.
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When the crew ate more salt, they excreted more salt; the amount of sodium in their blood remained constant, and their urine volume increased.
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Unlike the other artificial sweeteners, which are usually excreted unchanged, aspartame can be metabolized, so it does have minimal calories (about 21 per gram).
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Vaccine-derived polio occurs when the weakened vaccine virus in the oral polio vaccine is excreted and then spreads in the community, according to WHO.
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However, on rare occasions, an excreted vaccine-virus can continue to circulate within an environment for a longer than usual period while undergoing genetic changes.
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They are extremely effective and cause no acute reactions in humans, but they are absorbed by the body and then metabolized and excreted in urine.
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A water-soluble metabolite is going to be broken down and excreted as waste by the body much more quickly than will a fat-soluble metabolite.
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After I'd excreted all the water I'd put in on Day Seven, I discovered I'd lost six pounds in addition to looking, feeling, and pooping better.
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The most common treatment for severe cases, known as chelation therapy, involves taking a medication that binds with the lead so that it's excreted in urine.
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Scientists interviewed by The Times said the most likely explanation was that a bird had ingested tomato seeds, then excreted them while flying over the river.
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"Finding microfibers would show that they are not always excreted by the fish but can pass through cell walls and get lodged in flesh," she says.
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It's possible that because you purge so much, there's nothing left, and fat-soluble toxins bound to bile in your upper and lower GI tract get excreted.
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The next part of the mission is the start of the Trace Gas Orbiter's mission in 2018, sniffing Mars' atmosphere for gases potentially excreted by living organisms.
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Moreover dioxins, like certain other marine pollutants such as mercury and cadmium, are never destroyed or excreted, so accumulate progressively in the flesh of fish and shellfish.
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"Although that would be useful if you still had alcohol in your bloodstream, by the next day, most people have actually already excreted the alcohol," he explains.
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Followup studies of infants showed that they "excreted significant amounts of mercury in stool after thimerosal exposure," meaning it was removed from the body quickly, compared with methylmercury.
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And people with extreme lead poisoning can undergo chelation therapy, which involves injecting chemicals into the body that bind with lead so that it is excreted in urine.
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The rest of the pill — up to 90% — is excreted, either into the toilet as waste or through sweat that gets washed down shower drains or washing machines.
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The drug first detaches itself from the GABA-A receptors in your brain and is broken down by enzymes and the liver, then eventually excreted from the body.
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ROYAL jelly is excreted by nurse bees to feed larvae and adult queens, and if that sounds appetizing to you, it supposedly has some health benefits for humans.
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The Papua New Guinea outbreak is vaccine-derived, which means that weakened live virus excreted by vaccinated children has mutated and escaped into the rapidly increasing unprotected population.
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That could be a concern, but research suggests very little of it is excreted in breast milk, and the American Academy of Pediatrics sees no problem with its use.
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Whilst at University College London, she created a design led microbiology protocol that replaces synthetic pigments with natural dyes excreted by bacteria to produce silk scarves dyed in different hues.
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Excreted in animal poop, the worms are on the hunt for the next host, and can enter the skin of a person walking on the beach or lying in the sand.
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During the short period when this vaccine-virus lives in the intestines, it is excreted and may spread to other people before eventually dying out if adequate sanitation is not maintained.
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WADA admitted in April, however, that positive tests could be overturned due to a lack of clear scientific information on how long the drug takes to be excreted from the body.
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There is also a notable lag time between one's last drink and when ethanol's excreted through the skin—on average, the wristband's readings were about 24 minutes behind the breathalyzer tests.
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The solution "invariably caused a marked reduction in blood sugar and in the amount of sugar excreted in the urine," Banting and colleagues announced in the Canadian Medical Association Journal in 1922.
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When you urinate often, fluid that comes from your tissues will also be excreted along with the glucose, causing your body to become dehydrated quickly and making you feel thirstier than usual.
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But Efimova was cleared in July after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) acknowledged there was a lack of scientific evidence over how long Meldonium takes to be excreted from the body.
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But she was cleared in July after the World Anti-Doping Agency acknowledged there was a lack of clear scientific evidence over how long meldonium takes to be excreted from the body.
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When to seek help When a child or adult swallows a foreign object, such as peanuts, bobby pins, screws, braces wires or toys, the majority of the time it will be excreted naturally.
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The virus can live in an infected person and be excreted in feces for many weeks and contaminate food and water in unsanitary conditions, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This conclusion was based on studies that suggested the chemical is metabolized and excreted very well by dogs and rats, and one study that showed guppies exposed to hydrazine had low concentrations in their bodies.
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However, traces of the vaccine used against "wild" polio are excreted by people who have been vaccinated, and in places with poor vaccine coverage and poor sanitation, that can cause outbreaks of "vaccine-derived" polio.
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If you were compiling a list of the world's 100 oddest objects — just the weirdest stuff that human civilization has excreted over the millennia — then you'd have to leave room somewhere for the Voynich manuscript.
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" An increased volume may slightly speed how quickly the beverage is emptied from the stomach and then absorbed in the small intestine and ultimately excreted from the body, he explained, "but the effect is small.
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Manning is a shell of his former football self, and Denver's passing game had not just been left for dead this season; it was scavenged, disdainfully excreted, and buried unlovingly in a shallow grave by October.
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"He was pretty much back to normal by the middle of the following day," she says adding that even larger amounts of fluid are usually absorbed and excreted by the body in one to two days.
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The majority of plastic particles in water are larger than 150 micrometres in diameter and are excreted from the body, while "smaller particles are more likely to cross the gut wall and reach other tissues," it said.
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Though other chemicals can be excreted within hours, it takes about 3½ years for your body to get rid of just half of whatever amount you ingest, Pinney explained, speaking of one particular PFAS she has studied.
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The mind arc is a particularly troublesome object; not only does it need a rare gem that's only excreted by certain aliens, but it also requires a flower that only blooms on planets with a radioactive atmosphere.
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Dr. Syage and his team quantified gluten exposure by analyzing amounts of gluten excreted in stool and urine in people with celiac disease who were following a gluten-free diet but still experiencing moderate to severe symptoms.
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The main difference between these two companies as far as I can tell is that Obalon requires an endoscopic procedure for removal from your physician, whereas Allurion's device is simply swallowed and then excreted when it's done.
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We've long known BPA is rapidly metabolized (especially when introduced by the oral route) and excreted in the urine and feces, so it makes sense that the more you ingest, the more is found in your urine.
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Dardia eventually went to the Cleveland Clinic, where he was prescribed a treatment called chelation, which involves taking a medication, orally or intravenously, that binds with the lead circulating in the body so that it can be excreted.
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The shell–like covering which our souls have excreted to house themselves, to make for themselves a shape distinct from others, is broken, and there is left of all these wrinkles and roughnesses a central oyster of perceptiveness, an enormous eye.
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Hundreds of athletes have tested positive for meldonium this year but WADA said last month that their bans might be overturned due to a lack of clear scientific information on how long the drug takes to be excreted from the body.
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"Luckily, triclosan is rapidly excreted from the body after exposure, so in theory, it should be possible to reduce the amount of it we have on our bodies by avoiding continuous exposure," Claudio, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"It can detect cocaine and metabolites of which is further proof that cocaine has gone through the body and is excreted," said lead researcher Catia Costa, a researcher at the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, in an interview with CNBC.
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The startup describes itself as a deep data platform for the study of exosomes, which are small lipid vesicles — air- or fluid-filled cavities — that are excreted from cells and which deliver information that Mantra plans to use to come up with new drug therapies.
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"A small percentage of acetaminophen is metabolized into a substance called NAPQI which, if you take the recommended dose, is detoxified by a compound called glutathione and excreted through the urine," explains Harmut Jaeschke, an acetaminophen researcher at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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For a gene to become a protein, that gene has to be transcribed into RNA in the cell's nucleus, and the RNA is then translated into a protein in the cytoplasm or is excreted from the cell (so-called "cell-free RNA") into the bloodstream.
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We now know far more about the workings of the human body: Atwater was right that some of a meal's potential energy was excreted, but had no idea that some was also used to digest the meal itself, and that the body expends different amounts of energy depending on the food.
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First focus on food The 2280 grams (1003 ounces) of carbohydrates, fats, protein and alcohol most Americans eat every day will produce exactly 2100 grams (2280 ounces) of carbon dioxide plus 22018 grams (10.2 ounces) of water (about one cup) and about 31 grams (1.1 ounces) of urea and other solids excreted as urine.
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Those with a futurist bent can also hold out for the utopian nanobot world of tomorrow Furber dreams of: "You might [eventually be able to] inject somebody with nano-robots that would go in and scoop up these bad factors and either chew them into little bits that could be digested or excreted into poop," he says, "then get some young plasma if you need it," or a manufactured good protein cocktail, as well.
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