What amazes you about your bodily functions?

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Retinal light exposure induces several immediate-early genes in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which contains the major circadian pacemaker of mammals. Clock-controlled and light-induced genes expressed in the SCN such as c- and contain upstream regulatory elements similar to those of the major immediate-early gene (IE-1) of the human cytomegalovirus. IE-1 expression is critical for viral reactivation from latency and increases in response to agents acting through depolarization or the cAMP response element. To test whether IE-1 could be under circadian control, bioluminescence was imaged in individual SCN cells of brain slice cultures from transgenic mice containing the IE-1 enhancer/promoter upstream from the firefly luciferase gene. A small percentage of the cells in neonatal and adult cultures displayed circadian transgene expression, particularly ones near the dorsomedial edge of the SCN. Single-cell bioluminescence imaging revealed that the circadian pacemaker can regulate exogenous viral genes and could play a role in viral diseases.

When I asked Joe to recommend a cheese that would come close to one made from human breast milk, he balked: "I've never tasted breast milk." Was he bottle-fed? "I don't remember." When pressed, Joe said he didn't think cheese made from human breast milk would taste very good. "Sheep, goats, and cows don't eat meat, they don't eat onions or garlic, they don't drink coffee. The flavor of human cheese would depend on what you were feeding your human. Considering our diets, human breast milk would probably taste pretty awful." Does Say Cheese stock human breast milk cheese? "No, we don't." Why not? "It's a disgusting idea, and no one makes it." But if it were available, would you? "I don't think so." [from the portland mercury]

Think of it, women can produce milk for as long as you keep them needing to. So I say we use this milk to make a cheese that would be very exclusive and expensive, and we could sell it to the French and possibly the snobs of LA, or people in California in general. Then we could expand upon this with having different kinds of cheese. Indian cheese, Chinese cheese and then blended cheeses American/Irish/Italian cheese, we would actually begin to recruit different women of the nationalities people desired to eat cheese from. Then the warriors of the GBMC could begin the selective breeding of high milk producing human heffers. Then we could expand even more by offering infused cheese like those above but where maybe we feed them only blueberries so the essence of it will make its way into the milk and cheese. Then after that catches on we will have famous person cheese, Cher cheese, Hillary Clinton cheese, people would pay to be on waiting lists for the possibility to eat cheese from super models. Then we would expand into ice-cream, yogurt, creams, dips, a whole line of human dairy products, I'll be rich beyond my wildest dreams. hahahhahahhahaahaa ( insert evil scientist laugh) [from some psychobabbling guy called the great bearded man of the cave or something]