Friendfeedization of my blog (and a puzzle)
Posted by attilachordash on July 22, 2008
It’s not about the TechCrunch post with the similar name here, but about my and the Life Scientists‘ FriendFeed life:
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apalazzo said
I say go lower down in the GI track towards the gut, there is a much higher diversity of cells there, especially if you get a Peyer’s patch. Although you’d have to clean out all the shit!
SyP said
Tooth enamel and dentin is produced by ectodermal cells (enamel: epidermal, dentin: neural), and cementoblasts are of mezodermal origin.