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  • See my other comment itt for the source.

    The animal data that convinced regulators and researchers to proceed to human trials represents years of painstaking experimental work.

    In the mouse studies published in scientific journals since 2018, blocking USAG-1 consistently produced supernumerary teeth in animals that should have grown only their standard set.

    The ferret studies were particularly significant, because ferrets, like humans, are diphyodont, meaning they naturally develop only two sets of teeth in a lifetime.

    When ferrets were treated with the USAG-1 blocking antibody, they grew additional teeth beyond their natural adult set.

    The teeth were complete.

    They were functional.

    They bonded with the surrounding bone and tissue in the same way naturally occurring teeth do.







  • I can name a LOT of them: Damien Hurst, Banksy, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, and many, many more. Plenty more that have died recently, but were hugely famous during their lifetimes, like Chuck Close or Roy Lichtenstein, who are displayed in nearly every museum in the world, including the Met and MOMA. Many artists like Picasso, Rembrandt, Michaelangelo, Monet, and many more, were extraordinarily famous in their lifetimes.

    I think you’re being very naive. One of the people you mentioned did something exactly for the purpose op was saying. 20 artists in the last century in museums isn’t a lot of people either. All of that is decided by the tastemakers, the people who have connections and/or lots and lots of money to run the museum. Bill Gates mom ran the Seattle Art Museum for years.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_the_Love_of_God