NPR: Linkfest: Gator Blood Could Fight Infections

Linkfest: Gator Blood Could Fight Infections

Researchers in Louisiana say they've found proteins in alligator blood that could lead to new drugs to fight infections in people.

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Gator blood could fight infections/ Two dead inside doomsday cult cave/ Randy Pausch's Alice Project/ Scientists take drugs to boost brain power

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6:34 AM ET | 04-10-2008 | permalink

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The scientist story doesn't actually surprise me. There was a psychology professor at school who would smoke a couple cigarettes once a year while he was grading senior thesis papers. Cigarettes, like caffiene, when not abused enhance concentration.

Sent by Sarah Lee | 9:01 AM ET | 04-10-2008

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