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yubsieJust when I think my stuff is done amazing me, it does something downright WEIRD. I did NOT expect this variation to be water soluble. At ALL. This could mean exciting things, pharmaceuticalwise. Though first I have to monitor whether it degrades in water.
Yeah, I know, none of you care. But I think it's exciting! :p
Yeah, I know, none of you care. But I think it's exciting! :p
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Date: 2005-08-09 04:04 am (UTC)Can you patent it, make lots of money, and not wind up with an assload of student debt? 'Cause that would be really cool.
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Date: 2005-08-09 11:20 am (UTC)Whether we can patent it depends on what the results of the biological testing are like. The last compound from our lab that got patented was made from the same starting material. Hopefully I'll get a spiffy paper out of this at the very least, which will be incredibly useful when looking for grad schools. :D
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