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This Jawless Fish Could Help Treat Brain Diseases
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You might expect to find these fish at the core of an ancient, distant asteroid, but we find them instead on Earth. That doesn’t mean they aren’t special, though. In fact, their immune systems may be the key to unlocking a new treatment for a human brain disease.



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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@SamuraSan7204

3 years ago

I hope this research gets good funding and gets results.

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@Magmafrost13

3 years ago

"Lampreys look like something nightmares are made of" Tired of this lamprey slander

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@NewMessage

3 years ago

Jaw dropping info. I mean, to those of us who have a jaw to drop, of course.

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@Erik-pu4mj

3 years ago

Nature, bringing you chemical homing systems for over 400 million years!

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@Felipeh999

3 years ago

"They are fish." Well, and aren't we all?

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@ketsuekikumori9145

3 years ago

So the stuff of nightmares could be just the cure we need.

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@realityglitch2688

3 years ago

Now I’m curious why vertebrates developed a different system.

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@juniormynos9457

3 years ago

Ask your doctor about Lampryophil. Side effects include loose jaw and extra rows of teeth.

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@fetilu0975

3 years ago

That's why we need to save the biodiversity. It's a well of knowledges and solutions !

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@nBasedAce

3 years ago

Finally, someone explained The Matrix.

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@ppsaha1994

3 years ago

Every time I watch these kind of videos and every time I imagine what kind of outlandish superpowers or miracle medicines or technological advances humans could get from the millions of species that have been on this planet and how we are just killing them off for some petty money.

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@PracticalInspiration

3 years ago

Incredible, always learn so much from you!

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@Victor-sp5dh

3 years ago

This reminds me of CRISPR given the very specific homing in nature of the two!

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@johningham1880

3 years ago

They don’t look super-fishy — just superficially fishy

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@aguy7726

3 years ago

Bro As soon as I saw this video on my notifications, I knew I had to click on it I love neuroscience and wish to be a neurosurgeon one day :)

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@fatterhorner

3 years ago

Lamprey are also incredibly invasive in Michigan

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@volk551

3 years ago

So why did our ancestor not keep the VLR's if they can be so effective?

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@boomerhooked6832

3 years ago

Nice to finally see a brother...

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@christopherpasta344

3 years ago

Wow! I had no idea lamprey were so cool

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@Isamudyson84

3 years ago

They are also apparently quite delicious. the Romans used to value them as a delicacy. Even ancient Brits used to eat them during Lent.

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