One of my sons and his wife are chasing jellyfish for me -- or something like that!
The jellyfish protein apoaequorin improves cognitive function in individuals with memory concerns ... a.k.a. ME!
As I remember from my years in Hawaii, Box Jellyfish were not a welcomed sight on Hawaii’s pristine beaches, but there is another species of jellyfish invading the islands of Oahu and Maui whose visit is welcomed.
Aequorea Victoria is the jellyfish from which the calcium-binding protein apoaequorin, a potential therapeutic for Alzheimer’s disease, is derived.
Go get'm, Brooke and John!
Dad could use a little of that apoaequorin as I get closer to the average age of senile elderly men in the State of Washington.
posted by Dr. Joe @ 12:34 PM
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That is really good to know, Joe, because I really think that would be good for me also and a few other people I know.
From a child of God
Actually, only 0.003% of living humans are as old as I am.
Come to think of it, don't jellyfish sting?
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