Some genes with a promoter attached to a luminescent chemical glow when the gene is activated, these can also be used to screen molecule libraries and I think I read about a few AMU molecule drug that causes more beneficial klotho gene activation that
was found this way, a human has about 20k genes, if 20k, or perhaps fewer, multiplexed, different spectra of light emitters could be found then movies of a human tissue culture cytes genetetic sequentialities could be made, like something before klotho,
then klotho, then genes that get turned on after klotho, one possibility is that attaching an 8 factorial peptide, where each of the mers of the peptide is a very highly differently charged amino acid could have stronger spectrum adjusting effects,
another possibility is linking a variably -OH and -H glycosylated sugar to the light emitter, another possibility is at multimillion well plates or 10 million cytes per second flow cytometry to get a trillion luminescent bacteria, expose them to mutagens
and plasmid recombiners like Ca++ and then have the flow cytometer have a spectroscope and place at side containers any bacteria with a new light spectrum emissions line, it is possible the approximately 67 days to screen a trillion bacteria would find
new colors, a longevity technology application would be to movie map all the connected genes at the king's holly, the million year endolith, the nondefinite but likely longer than a termite queen lobster, and a comparison of mouse,naked mole rat, beaver,
and bat, they could also compare human and marmoset and other primate genetic movie maps, movie maps of human oocytes being generated compared with 72 hour stomach lining and neurons could also be compared

Microfluidics have pumps, and perhaps there could also be a material that changes ease of fluid flow with a laser, photoelectric decrease of surface tension or bunch up or unfurling of polymer molecules that coat a microfluidic item to heighten fluid
flow or gradualize it, I think I read there is photoactive polymethylmethacrylate, it could be outside silicone or other polymer microfluidic channels and do peristaltic pumping in response to light

Paint technology is it possible to use a laser to engrave a hyperhydrophobic surface (eentsy points) on the side of something large that gets painted like a bridge, a truck, or a ship, is it possible to put a hyperhydrophobic paint undercoat with
decorative paint above it so as the decorative paint microcracks, chalks off, or wears away the protective effect of the paint actually goes up, i may have read that hyperhydrophobic coatings accumulate gunk, but once cracking, chalking, and wear away
have occurred it may be a good time to repaint anyway, also they could have hyperhydrophobic coatings with much higher amounts of slightly soluble white TiO2 to make the thing become whiter even while the gunk accumulates

Another possibility for hydrophobic paint is not just silicone, urethane, or another polymer but silicone bilayers, kind of like membrane lipids these would attach more to the base layer with the highly charged head group, which could even be heightened
with lasers at laser curing

Lasers making a hyperhydrophobic or hyperhydrophilic surface on things like bridges, trucks, and ships might be able to make just 1/100 of the surface engraved, but with fractal like fluid flow channels so condensation and thin after rain films run off,
but the aesthetic value changes only 1/100th

Is it possible to make a paint that curls inwards if it peels, then gravity would omit pulling it off

Longevity technology daphnia have livers, they might have kidneys, klotho variations could then be screened on them for beneficial longevity effects

Liposomal Nasal sprays are published as effective at delivering drugs, could a version where some harmless gelling agent be produced that makes clingy-thick mucous be produced so there is an absence of runny nose effect, or could there be microspheres of
PMMA, or another polymer like that 14 day contact lenses are made from that gives 24-168 hour dosing

Gdf15 gene makes mice live 44% longer could its protein products be tested as a topical beauty liposome or microsome, they could also find out what better genetic versions do for milk cows, extending their production

Well, i read some cartoons and comics. Some of them were funny.

Phosphatidylserine is an emulsifier, perhaps it would taste good if it had a ribose attached to it, or a sweetness peptide, PTS liposomal encapsulated emulsified omega 3s like algae oil would taste good and they could put that and other beneficial things
in food



Pigeon feathers and the feathers of other birds could be genetically engineered to produce beneficial longevity drugs as well as other beneficial drugs, the white, blue, or green color of the feather and iridescence could be linked to what the
feather drugs actually do to benefit people, this could also benefit the birds

I favor utilizing animals to produce pharmaceuticals as well as plants

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Some genes with a promoter attached to a luminescent chemical glow when the gene is activated, these can also be used to screen molecule libraries and I think I read about a few AMU molecule drug that causes more beneficial klotho gene activation that
was found this way, a human has about 20k genes, if 20k, or perhaps fewer, multiplexed, different spectra of light emitters could be found then movies of a human tissue culture cytes genetetic sequentialities could be made, like something before klotho,
then klotho, then genes that get turned on after klotho, one possibility is that attaching an 8 factorial peptide, where each of the mers of the peptide is a very highly differently charged amino acid could have stronger spectrum adjusting effects,
another possibility is linking a variably -OH and -H glycosylated sugar to the light emitter, another possibility is at multimillion well plates or 10 million cytes per second flow cytometry to get a trillion luminescent bacteria, expose them to mutagens
and plasmid recombiners like Ca++ and then have the flow cytometer have a spectroscope and place at side containers any bacteria with a new light spectrum emissions line, it is possible the approximately 67 days to screen a trillion bacteria would find
new colors, a longevity technology application would be to movie map all the connected genes at the king's holly, the million year endolith, the nondefinite but likely longer than a termite queen lobster, and a comparison of mouse,naked mole rat, beaver,
and bat, they could also compare human and marmoset and other primate genetic movie maps, movie maps of human oocytes being generated compared with 72 hour stomach lining and neurons could also be compared

Microfluidics have pumps, and perhaps there could also be a material that changes ease of fluid flow with a laser, photoelectric decrease of surface tension or bunch up or unfurling of polymer molecules that coat a microfluidic item to heighten fluid
flow or gradualize it, I think I read there is photoactive polymethylmethacrylate, it could be outside silicone or other polymer microfluidic channels and do peristaltic pumping in response to light

Paint technology is it possible to use a laser to engrave a hyperhydrophobic surface (eentsy points) on the side of something large that gets painted like a bridge, a truck, or a ship, is it possible to put a hyperhydrophobic paint undercoat with
decorative paint above it so as the decorative paint microcracks, chalks off, or wears away the protective effect of the paint actually goes up, i may have read that hyperhydrophobic coatings accumulate gunk, but once cracking, chalking, and wear away
have occurred it may be a good time to repaint anyway, also they could have hyperhydrophobic coatings with much higher amounts of slightly soluble white TiO2 to make the thing become whiter even while the gunk accumulates

Another possibility for hydrophobic paint is not just silicone, urethane, or another polymer but silicone bilayers, kind of like membrane lipids these would attach more to the base layer with the highly charged head group, which could even be heightened
with lasers at laser curing

Lasers making a hyperhydrophobic or hyperhydrophilic surface on things like bridges, trucks, and ships might be able to make just 1/100 of the surface engraved, but with fractal like fluid flow channels so condensation and thin after rain films run off,
but the aesthetic value changes only 1/100th

Is it possible to make a paint that curls inwards if it peels, then gravity would omit pulling it off

Longevity technology daphnia have livers, they might have kidneys, klotho variations could then be screened on them for beneficial longevity effects

Liposomal Nasal sprays are published as effective at delivering drugs, could a version where some harmless gelling agent be produced that makes clingy-thick mucous be produced so there is an absence of runny nose effect, or could there be microspheres of
PMMA, or another polymer like that 14 day contact lenses are made from that gives 24-168 hour dosing

Gdf15 gene makes mice live 44% longer could its protein products be tested as a topical beauty liposome or microsome, they could also find out what better genetic versions do for milk cows, extending their production

Well, i read some cartoons and comics. Some of them were funny.

Phosphatidylserine is an emulsifier, perhaps it would taste good if it had a ribose attached to it, or a sweetness peptide, PTS liposomal encapsulated emulsified omega 3s like algae oil would taste good and they could put that and other beneficial things
in food



Pigeon feathers and the feathers of other birds could be genetically engineered to produce beneficial longevity drugs as well as other beneficial drugs, the white, blue, or green color of the feather and iridescence could be linked to what the
feather drugs actually do to benefit people, this could also benefit the birds

I favor utilizing animals to produce pharmaceuticals as well as plants

--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)