But specialized milk-like secretions are something erroneously attributed to solely mammals—other non-mammals and even invertebrates produce milk-like secretions, too.
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The researchers added skin secretions from captive frogs to petri dishes of growing Bd. They then measured how much the frog's secretions slowed down the fungus's growth.
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To determine how much good skin secretions do, Dr. Lips said, it would be necessary to infect frogs and see whether stronger skin secretions actually keep more frogs alive.
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MYTH: There's beaver butt secretions in your vanilla ice cream.
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Flu is transmitted through respiratory secretions spread by coughing or sneezing.
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It is thought to spread through respiratory secretions, such as coughing.
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It's spread through respiratory secretions, and unvaccinated children are at highest risk.
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For example, the sea slug Melibe leonina's secretions apparently smell like watermelon.
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Reefs are diverse ecosystems formed by the calcium secretions of coral clusters.
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They also performed procedures to wash the secretions out of his lungs.
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The spray can thin out thick secretions, so children can breathe better.
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Drinking water helps thin nasal secretions, reducing congestion, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Drink up Stay hydrated to thin mucus secretions and soothe your irritated throat.
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That has secretions on its skin, which is irritating to mucus membranes of humans.
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HSV-21 is usually transmitted through mouth secretions or sores (oral-to-oral contact).
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Along with sugar and protein secretions, these minerals form a strong and sticky glue.
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Treatment will likely include drugs to dry out the patients' secretions and seizure medication.
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Trilobites The jumping arachnids' secretions have four times as much protein as cow milk.
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Dr. Meinwald identified a molecule called gyrinidal as a key compound in the secretions.
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They are not transmitted through [ejaculations and other secretions] the way HIV or gonorrhea are.
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CBD oil comes from the plant's secretions and is found in both marijuana and hemp.
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Viral load is a measure of the concentration of the virus in someone's respiratory secretions.
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Dr. Voyles wondered if frogs had acquired more potent skin secretions, allowing them to rebound.
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Nasal irrigation helps flush out infected secretions which cause stuffiness, inflammation and pain, Little said.
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The larvae are transmitted by female "face flies" that feed on the animal's eye secretions.
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"For HIV infection, you've got to have a big injection of infected secretions," Brennan tells me.
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"When it is removed, secretions should pool up in the tip and be noticeable," she says.
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To make the bioadhesive, the scientists directly collected secretions from giant salamanders by irritating their skin.
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I get how the anal adjacency of these glandular secretions makes castoreum repulsive to many people.
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Any bodily fluids, secretions, illness, ailments are natural and are nothing to be grossed out over.
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The psychological responses of people to dog anal sac secretions, however, trumps pyridine in my experience.
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The scenario: Your "friend" likes to catch a whiff of her sig fig's sweet underarm secretions.
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There also may be insect parts, bodily secretions and excretions, fungal spores, and bacteria, he says.
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The whole thing is sheathed in a tusklike tube created from its secretions of calcium carbonate.
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HSV-1 and HSV-2 are transmitted through contact with an infected person's lesions or secretions.
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The hot liquid in soup also helps you to stay hydrated, which can help loosen any secretions.
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Things like glitter bombs for vaginas, designed to make your vaginal secretions sparkly when you're having sex.
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Jillian no longer had the ability to cough or clear secretions from her lungs on her own.
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The virus is thought to spread through the saliva and respiratory secretions or droplets from infected bats.
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What's the harm in believing that there are beaver butt gland secretions in my vanilla ice cream?
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The tetracycline-free group of maggots, however, shed the growth factor in their secretions and their excretions.
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The upshot is that "High Life" swims with elemental fluids—breast milk, ejaculate, blood, and other secretions.
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She carries her body of pain and secretions, her body that smells of sour milk and blood.
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They then carried out the same treatment with skin secretions taken from rebounding populations of wild frogs.
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Spots, blotches, stripes, snotty secretions, urine and even bones and digits glowed after exposure to blue light.
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The organ models communicate through the secretions, which include hormones, growth and immune factors, the report said.
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The beetles would leave their secretions around the house, which caused Reed to break out in hives.
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To collect their secretions, several hundred maggots are placed in a container of sterile water and left overnight.
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A shiny appearance of the face may be attributed to oily secretions from sebaceous glands in the skin.
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The Emberá smear their blowgun darts with the toxic secretions of the frogs, giving the frogs their name.
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It contains snail secretions (yes, it feels a little slimy) and offers nice skin softening and balancing benefits.
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Along with drying out secretions, it increases the heart rate, which slows after exposure to a nerve agent.
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Face flies ingest these secretions, and the worm larvae hatch inside the flies and begin the cycle again.
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Diphtheria is spread through direct contact with infected people or by breathing secretions from their coughs or sneezes.
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Dr. Voyles and her colleagues knew that frogs fight infections with potent skin secretions containing pathogen-killing molecules.
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To test that possibility, she and her colleagues collected skin secretions from captive frogs in the Maryland Zoo.
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As an ant matures, it feeds its personal supply of bacteria with secretions from glands on its thorax.
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In fact, it can increase infections by adversely affecting the vaginal lining and affecting pH of the vaginal secretions.
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Clearing land for human activities leads to contact with (and between) animals and their secretions at an unparalleled intensity.
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A study from last year confirmed that bitters do work to stimulate the gustatory nerves, which increase salivary secretions.
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Once the situation resolves and adrenaline levels drop, secretions like saliva and mucus start flowing again, Dr. McDonnell said.
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To our surprise we found that we had excellent antibacterial activity in certain fractions, in certain samples of maggot secretions.
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As you become increasingly less conscious, the natural secretions in the back of the throat are not ejected or swallowed.
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Measles is spread through contact with an infected person or their respiratory secretions, which are produced through coughing and sneezing.
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"Bdellovibrio attacks biofilms," Kadouri said, referring to the sticky bacterial secretions that become the spawning ground of drug-resistant infections.
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Below the eyes of each sculpture lie enormous trickling tears, at times looking more like facial deformations than eye secretions.
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Transmission between people happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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While some paper masks can help filter out larger particles and respiratory secretions, they aren't adequate for stopping tiny smoke particles.
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So that's a new hope for a novel new antibiotic that we're hoping to one day find from the maggot secretions.
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It's been shown that humans get the most significant hormonal secretions and recovery by sleeping during the hours of 10 p.m.
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While it can be used as an antidote, the drug is also used to treat muscle spasms and reduce airway secretions.
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But Karen R. Lips of the University of Maryland wasn't persuaded that the researchers made a convincing case for skin secretions.
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In some of her studies, she focuses not on skin secretions, but on the genes involved in the frog immune system.
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Males approach her, greasy with hormone secretions, and she fends them off for up to a day to test their endurance.
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Their offspring leave the host's body via more secretions from the inflamed eye, which the flies ingest, completing the life cycle.
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There is always a risk of what they call "popping off" — the ventilator tubing becoming disconnected — or getting clogged with Jillian's secretions.
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A number of mollusks in fact contained hypo-branchial glands whose secretions could be used to turn fabrics various shades of purple.
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In addition to looking at the virus in semen, the Puerto Rico study will also be examining blood, saliva and vaginal secretions.
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The device picks up sweat secretions from a person's skin and channels the fluid into a chemical reagent mixed with food dye.
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Guillermo del Toro's new film is his wettest by far, notwithstanding the blood and other secretions that soaked through " Crimson Peak " (2015).
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The virus that causes measles can be transmitted through contact with the secretions of or breathing airborne droplets from an infected person.
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If you're addicted to the secretions of your own adrenal glands, there's no shortage of ways to get your fix in South Africa.
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When it is picked up, it covers its eyes with its forefeet to protect its face until predators taste its bitter skin secretions.
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The plant is the only host for their eggs and sole sustenance for the caterpillars, which feed on milky secretions from the leaves.
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Dr. Voyles and other researchers have found that when they add skin secretions to lab-grown Bd, it slows down the fungus's growth.
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That's super good if you put it on the patient who's sick because that will contain their secretions and protect everyone around them.
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Because I keep hearing that vanilla-scented secretions from beaver butts are flavoring my food — but your book tells me that's mostly not true?
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Hormones are these internal secretions that come out of a gland, and they go through the blood, but they go to a specific target.
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Scientists from Emory University in Atlanta and the Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology in India studied skin secretions from the Indian frog Hydrophylax bahuvistara.
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The singer added there was a top-secret room, or "a place of secrets and secretions, the in-crowd and inhalations, sucking and snorting."
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Being a doctor, as you may be aware, requires certain specialized skills: delivering babies, administering injections, being able to maintain composure around human secretions.
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How does it spread Transmission between humans happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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Street vendors hawk medicinal sprays said to contain secretions from snakes and scorpions, presenting them as cures for smelly feet, menstrual cramps and arthritis.
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On Monday, Mr. Rodriques will head back to Purdue University to resume his doctoral research on the seductively sweet tergal secretions of German cockroaches.
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Since there is often overlap in what's noxious to ants and birds, the beetles' anal secretions would likely be just as nasty towards feathered foes.
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A team of scientists have now pinpointed how the frogs survive their lethal secretions: a single genetic mutation that results in full immunity to BTX.
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In a study published today in the journal Immunity, researchers caught the Indian frog Hydrophylax bahuvistara and collected their skin secretions after mildly electrocuting them.
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The fluid from Skene's glands is actually different from other vaginal secretions, and is believed to be high in prostatic acid phosphatase, glucose, and fructose.
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Avian flu usually comes from wild birds: mostly ducks, geese and shorebirds, which shed the virus in their bodily waste and secretions as they migrate.
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Secondly, the nose is triggered to produce more secretions via the mucous glands in order to provide the moisture to humidify the air coming through.
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In one landmark study from the late '50s, over 1,000 stalwarts were inoculated with the infectious nasal secretions from a patient with an active cold.
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She also noted that keeping the house clean, washing kids' hands, and washing your hands after touching kids' secretions or changing diapers is a must.
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Flu is transmitted through contact with respiratory secretions (sneezing, coughing, talking, touching) and contaminated objects but can be transmitted in small particles transmitted during BREATHING.
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These animals live on coral reefs in tropical and subtropical waters around the world, building tiny, tubular homes with their own secretions of calcium carbonate.
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But in folks with cystic fibrosis, a mutation in a gene changes an associated protein, resulting in some secretions, like mucus, becoming too concentrated and sticky.
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It's thought to spread through the saliva and respiratory secretions of infected bats or direct contact with infected pigs or their tissues, BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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The full healing process could take several months, in which case, you might experience some secretions around the jewelry, but nothing too out of the ordinary.
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Measles is transmitted by airborne droplets or by direct contact with bodily secretions, and symptoms include high fever, a body rash, stuffy nose, and reddened eyes.
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Considered one of the most contagious diseases, the measles virus can be transmitted through contact with the secretions or breathing airborne droplets from an infected person.
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Oh, and they grow to a foot long and release secretions from their hammerheads that glue them to their native French prey, the innocent little earthworms.
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The authors of this study suggest that certain body odors, including vaginal secretions, semen, and sweat, may "enrich the sexual experience" by triggering greater sexual arousal.
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Professor Chris Shaw, an emeritus professor at the School of Pharmacy at Queen's University, Belfast, is a global expert on the study of frog skin secretions.
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"Make sure tissues and other things that might have secretions on them are taken care of promptly and without someone else picking them up," she suggested.
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New Yorker's bodily secretions layered on the piece embodies the frustration and fury of those who endured the dreadful long line to see Yayoi's N.Y.C. exhibition.
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It's constantly being replenished by secretions from the cells that make up our intestines, and it's covered with a layer of bacteria, part of our microbiome.
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Hoffer explains that as urine passes through the urethra during sexual stimulation it picks up the secretions of the neighboring Skene's glands on its way out.
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Diez and Michot rushed to the pair's aid, wiping the fluids off the floor and helping Lorio change John Paul's trach tube, which was oozing with secretions.
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It's possible that the immune system of frogs will turn out to be a key to the rebound of some species, or their skin secretions — or both.
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Flu is a respiratory disease, passed from person to person by droplets of lung secretions that travel a few feet when an infected person sneezes or coughs.
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While in-game posters and billboards promised a "fitter, smarter, sexier you," Dante would ultimately discover that Virility was made from the secretions of an ancient Succubus.
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Most cases of human bird flu infections are due to contact with infected poultry or surfaces that are contaminated with infected bird excretions: saliva, nasal secretions and feces.
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As Gizmodo's Maddie Stone wrote last year:"Slime mold" is a broad term referring to a diverse and ancient group of organisms known for their slimy, vegetative secretions.
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This helminth, which reaches about 1.5 inches in length, fixes itself into the wall of the large intestine and feeds off the organ's secretions for perhaps two years.
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Because Zika hangs out in bodily fluids like blood and vaginal secretions (and stays the longest in semen), it can be passed through vaginal, anal, or oral sex.
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That illness, an infection with the bacterium Yersinia pestis, is very hard to spread even from person to person, unless there is direct contact with liquid bodily secretions.
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Flowering plants, nature, the male body, with its aromas and secretions, sexuality, pleasure, pain, and technology fuse in a rugged, metallic sculpture that is surprisingly lovely, even delicate.
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While the sham-treated monkeys exuded virus into their blood, urine, brain fluids, saliva, and vaginal secretions, these inoculated animals had no measurable levels of the virus anywhere.
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Typically, patients are quarantined in a hospital during this time as all their bodily secretions—their sweat, urine, saliva—become radioactive and, thus, toxic to anyone who touches it.
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While the thought of drinking a woman's breast milk isn't most people's go to when they aren't well, The Real host had nothing but praise for her sister's secretions.
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When it comes to human-to-human transmission of viruses, often it happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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I never thought I would have to use the words "sexual secretions," and yet here I am, typing them into emails to the rental company on a daily basis.
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Visitors have descended on the area, which until recently was quite poor, to breathe the clean air, drink "longevity water" and seek out cures like snake and scorpion secretions.
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The authors duly note some appropriate info about the materials (including bufotenine's availability in "dried glandular secretions of certain toad species") but aren't so up on their underground knowledge.
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To make matters worse, Zika can also be transmitted by blood transfusions and through sexual contact, particularly oral, anal and vaginal sex, and even by secretions left on sex toys.
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"You can get just about anything that can be transmitted by oral secretions," says Allison Agwu, professor of pediatric and adult infectious diseases at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
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New research published in Advanced Functional Materials shows that the skin secretions of the Chinese giant salamander (Andrias davidianus) can be used to produce a medical adhesive for wound healing.
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According to historical accounts, and as noted in the new paper, people in China have been using these skin secretions to treat injuries, such as burns, for over 1,600 years.
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Chai explained that people poisoned with Novichok and other nerve agents essentially die due to secretions -- vomiting, diarrhea and urinary incontinence occur all at once -- and atropine counteracts these effects.
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When it comes to human-to-human transmission of the viruses, often it happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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One of the most alluring aspects of perfume is the use of animal scents, most of which are derived from not terribly alluring-sounding elements like excrement or perineal secretions.
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This holiday season, I'm grateful for friends who remind me of the important things in life — like keeping the maximum amount of shoe between me and New York City's fathomless secretions.
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But it's the minute secretions that these maggots leave behind that could hold the key for viable new medicines to help combat so-called superbugs like methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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"It's spread through respiratory secretions, so from things like coughing or sneezing, which then make their way into someone else's mouth or get on a shared surface," Eiras tells BuzzFeed Health.
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Every day, our bodies invest around 9 liters of fluids into the digestion of food, including around 1.5 liters of saliva, 2.5 liters of stomach secretions and 0.8 liters of bile.
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He emptied (hopefully) an entire medicine cabinet of insults on Trump about everything from his alleged makeup hygiene, facial secretions, hand size, tanning methods, potty failures and other plumbing-related things.
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During the symptomatic/infectious phase, symptoms like coughing and sneezing serve as a warning sign to avoid direct contact with a sick person, and especially to avoid exposure to respiratory secretions.
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In Peru, the biologist Thor Hanson writes in his 2011 book, "Feathers," the Inca rubbed their parrots with poison-arrow frog secretions so that their colors would change with the next molt.
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Mr. Bartlett proposed a scent that used no real animal ingredients, but smelled strongly of wet fur, dank musk, felled trees and the sour buttery odor of a beaver's castor sac secretions.
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I bought serums with the consistency of liquefied amber, thick white creams expelled from pump bottles with such force that they seemed impatient to get to work, masks made from insect secretions.
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Most people say they love animals, yet we eat animal flesh and animal secretions like eggs and dairy that are the products of intense breeding, confining, mutilating and killing of innocent beings.
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A rape kit showed bruises on her neck, breasts, arms, legs, and pelvis, evidence of strangulation, bite marks on her neck and chin, and secretions on her neck and in her vagina.
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Respiratory failure is one of the leading causes of death for people with Aicardi syndrome, as they're often too weak to cough properly, and mucus and secretions can get stuck in their airways.
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Pectin-based polysaccharides in celery, including a compound known as apiuman, have been shown to decrease instances of stomach ulcers, improve the lining of the stomach, and modulate stomach secretions in animal studies.
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"Since CDV is transmitted by airborne route as well as infected body secretions, healthy lions from Gir Forest may be shifted to an alternate suitable location," the agency said in its latest press release.
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Then, for the next five days, researchers collected nasal secretions to check for evidence of the virus and inflammation as well as to assess how much mucus people produced and how congested they were.
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Depending on the test, kits typically include materials to collect samples of your urine, blood, or vaginal secretions, and a self-addressed box that you use to send your samples back to the company.
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She also addresses pressing matters like what your period blood really contains (immune cells, vaginal secretions, cells from the endometrial lining, and, of course, actual blood) and which animals, besides humans, have regular periods.
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" One day, during a mixing session at Electric Lady, Clark told me that her favorite lyric on the album was "Teen-age Christian virgins holding out their tongues / Paranoid secretions falling on basement rugs.
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In past outbreaks, human infections are believed to have resulted from direct contact with sick pigs, including throat and nasal secretions or contaminated tissues, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The paper, Promises and Challenges in Continuous Tracking Utilizing Amino Acids in Skin Secretions for Active Multi-Factor Biometric Authentication for Cybersecurity, was co-authored by Assistant Professor Jan Halamek at the University at Albany.
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Highly informative, yet in no way safe for an open-office floor plan, this clip — narrated by scientists who explain the body's various contractions, secretions, and reactions — has been viewed more than 21 million times.
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"We think that the primary pathway of human-to-human transmission is exposure to respiratory secretions, so family members or other people caring for those sick with Nipah are most likely to get infected," Luby said.
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For other nerve agents, the treatment is usually diazepam or Valium to stave off seizures, and atropine, which helps dry up the secretions that could choke or drown a nerve gas victim, Chai tells The Verge.
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Ebola can be introduced into the human population through close contact with the blood, secretions, organs and other bodily fluids of infected animals, such as fruit bats, monkeys or even forest antelope, according to the WHO.
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During penetrative sex, a tampon could get pushed deeper inside the vagina and mix with the other secretions involved in intercourse, says Adeeti Gupta, MD, FACOG, an Ob/Gyn at Walk-In Gyn Care in Manhattan.
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They also found that bacteria that was exposed to either cigarette smoke or e-cigarette vapor released more secretions that cause lung inflammation than the same bacteria that wasn&apost exposed to any vapor or smoke.
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The skin secretions of the phyllomedusa bicolor frog contain amino acids chains called peptides, including a number of exorphins, which are similar to endorphins but are produced by amphibians and don't exist naturally in the human body.
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And a smart device could learn the secret blend of secretions unique to its owner, let his or her phone sample whatever lovely blend is oozing out of their moist pores, and unlock the phone with it.
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"They tend to have ingredients that are less harsh cleansers," Lo Sicco said, adding that you should never shampoo without conditioning in order to replace the sebum, or the scalp&aposs oily secretions, that shampoo strips away.
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"First, it was coughing and sneezing, and a lot of nasal secretions -- I brought her to the clinic where I waited in line with ... many other people in a gymnasium to get medical care," she told lawmakers.
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Maggots could help tackle the looming crisis of antibacterial resistance, according to researchers from Swansea University, who found that certain molecules in the secretions of green bottle fly maggots are highly effective at killing some species of bacteria.
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The department defined "close contacts" as anyone who interacted with the patient and came within 3 to 6 feet of the infected person, for a prolonged period of time while infectious or had direct contact with his secretions.
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The method, which involves a woman monitoring her basal body temperature and vaginal secretions to avoid having sex at fertile times of the month, has a 25% failure rate, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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While some of those "attractions" are more plausible than others (sorry, it's definitely not your blood sugar content), Joe Conlon, PhD, technical advisor to the American Mosquito Control Association, says it all comes down to the secretions your skin's putting out.
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The most popular theory is the prostate stagnation hypothesis, which suggests that prostatic secretions have the potential to cause cancer if they are allowed to accumulate in the body too long; therefore, they need to be periodically flushed through ejaculation.
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A reported case of female-to-male sexual transmission in New York City, and limited human and non-human primate data indicating that Zika virus RNA can be detected in vaginal secretions, led to the new warning, the agency said.
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Like their male counterparts, their subject matter is also the body, but unlike some of their proto-feminist foremothers (Georgia O'Keeffe, Agnes Martin, Lee Krasner), they're concerned not with vaginal flowers or redefining beauty, but with fluids, bulges and secretions.
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Biologists warn against the wanton use of the word milk — sorry, almond "milk" really isn't — and some mammalogists would like to restrict the term to the secretions of a dedicated mammary gland, which only their study subjects happen to possess.
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The first time Tricia Eastman, founder of Psychedelic Journeys (a community that facilitates psychedelics ceremonies) tried kambo, an Amazonian medicine made from the phyllomedusa bicolor frog's skin toxic secretions, she joked that she was doing it in lieu of a flu shot.
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But a recently reported case of female-to-male sexual transmission in New York City, and limited human and non-human primate data indicating that Zika virus RNA can be detected in vaginal secretions, led to the new warning, the agency said.
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The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission, either through direct contact with bodily fluids such as blood or secretions or contact with materials that are contaminated with these liquids.
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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Scientists have observed other non-mammals producing milk-like secretions before, such as pigeons, cockroaches, and tsetse flies; earwigs also provide extended care to their young, said Joshua Benoit, also an assistant professor from the University of Cincinnati who was not involved with the study.
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What felt like scared and timid release in a clinic—the ejaculatory equivalent of a suburban couple trying to make sense of a city subway map—would've been a beautiful release of festive secretions if I could've just done it on my home turf.
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The VOCSN, which is the size of a large toaster oven, combines a number of functions that had previously been performed by several machines to pump air into the lungs, suction out secretions and produce oxygen when a central oxygen line is not available.
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The VOCSN, which is the size of a large toaster oven, combines a number of functions that had previously been performed by several machines to pump air into the lungs, suction out secretions and produce oxygen when a central oxygen line is not available.
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Janek von Byern, a zoologist at the University of Vienna in Austria who studies the slimy secretions of creatures like snails and salamanders, and his international colleagues, spent months in two dark caves in New Zealand studying and characterizing the glow worm's own gooey glue.
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The CDC defined "close contact" as being within about 6 feet "or within the room or care area" of a person with the coronavirus for a prolonged period without appropriate protective clothing, or "having direct contact with infectious secretions" of a person with the virus without protective clothing.
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The department explained in a press release:One person, of more than 350 people screened, has been found with H7N2; this person is a veterinarian who had prolonged close exposure to respiratory secretions of sick cats at Animal Care Centers of NYC's (ACC) Manhattan shelter and has recovered from mild illness.
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"You don't have to have actual sexual contact to transmit the virus," Dr. Marshall Posner, the director of head and neck oncology at Mount Sinai, said at the conference, pointing out that the virus can be transmitted by saliva and secretions, and could even be transmitted on a pair of pants.
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Every year, roughly 44,000 HPV-related cancers spring up across the US."The virus doesn't spread through the bloodstream — it's really spread through secretions," Dr. Marshall Posner, the director of head and neck oncology at Mount Sinai (and one of the doctors who treated Cross' husband), told a crowd at the conference.
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The researchers concluded that the case seemed like sexual Zika transmission from the man to the woman, but they weren't sure of the route: "We cannot rule out the possibility that transmission occurred not through semen but through other biologic fluids, such as pre-ejaculate secretions or saliva exchanged through deep kissing," they added.
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Like, Let me take some inspiration from Roth's obsession with poo and masturbation and secretions and overbearing families, but I'll pass on the misogyny and weird racist shit about black people, and then let me take the simplicity and tenderness and lushness from Jhumpa Lahiri's stories but pass on the times when she's borderline sentimental .
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The green secretions on the back wall of the Taj Mahal, a residue of the chlorophyll the insects consume, are not themselves harmful to the monument beyond the discoloration, said Girish Maheshwari, the head of the department of entomology at St. John's College in Agra, who analyzed the problem for the Archaeological Survey of India.
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From a vaginal-health standpoint, if a water-based lubricant is your preference, look for one with an osmolality (a measure of concentration) less than 1,200 mOsm/kg (look for one less than 380 mOsm/kg if you are more sensitive to irritation or want a lubricant closer to the osmolality of vaginal secretions) and a pH around 4.5.
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Perhaps for that reason, most of the edited segments run four or five minutes, with each half-hour picking on a range of guests and topics, from a Trump delegate in South Carolina to a Southern California art gallery owner who thinks she's meeting an aspiring artist who has spent 20-plus years in prison, having taught himself to paint using bodily secretions.
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Researchers have yet to see these kinds of single chemical cues work on human sexual arousal (uh, no shit, sounds illegal) but some studies suggest we do produce and receive pheromones, possibly from secretions in our endocrine glands—in places like our underarms, nipples, or genitals—or through general sweat or skin odor, says Charles Wysocki, a pheromone researcher at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.
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In H.G. Wells's "Men Like Gods" (1923) plants "had been trained and bred to make new and unprecedented secretions, waxes, gums, essential oils and the like, of the most desirable quality", which could serve as a slightly flowery mission statement for half the companies in this TQ. In Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "Herland" (1915), a race of parthenogenetic women live in a cornucopian Eden they have fashioned through science to meet their every need.
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