Let’s do an experiment together! Copy the following into the comments of this post:
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
No cheating by using the computer’s copy/paste function, please!
Why? The answer is here.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found in the macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front of the line in your immune system.
“CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.”
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against incaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptorrs allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
JG,
Is there any way to know if one has this CCR5 mutation deal? In other words, can one confirm they are naturally immune to the HIV?
Chemokine THIS, mutha fukka!
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is a the chemokine receptor found on macrphages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chomkine receptors allow the sells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the globbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for Creedence Clearwater Revival. Creedence Clearwater Revival was from the late 1960s and early 1970s. They had many fine songs and many of them were hits. However their finest song, “Ramble Tamble” from the album Cosmo’s Factory, rarely receives radio airplay.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobblin-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
No, no, no – you got the assignment wrong! It should be for each person to re-type the LAST comment in the list; this way, you get an aggregate of all the little mistakes that occur in all previous comments.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages- the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
This demonstration would be a lot more effective if you asked each commenter to copy the comment ahead of them.
CCR? I LOVE Creedence!
I used PCR instead of PCR and got this:
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one GERBIL; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Macroni. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
Hey, it’s almost correct. This is why mutation is such a biggie.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
keshmeshi and David:
I thought about that. I wanted primary copies first, but I imagine people will start doing just as you said. I’m running this through a clustering algorithm after the additions die down.
CCr is short for chemikine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another during their epic flight against the legions of flying Macaroni. CCR5 is the chokemie receptor found in magazines–cock-cobblers line up in front of you and imbibe on your gism.
CCP is short for chinoise republic. Cherokees and kemosabe recipes allow the bells in your immune cistern to sprake to one another; their epicurean flight against inventions is like a game of Macro Pollo. CCCP is the chinoise recipe bound on maccabees- the gobbling-up cells at the blunt of your immune cistern.
CCr is short for chemikine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another during their epic flight against the legions of flying Macaroni. CCR5 is the chokemie receptor found in magazines–cock-cobblers line up in front of you and imbibe on your gism.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine rabbits allow the cells in your immune pajamas to speak to one another’s butlers; their epic struggle against invaders is like a game of Marco Spicoli, signifying nothing. CCR5 is their worst album, found on macrophages–the gabardine suits at the front door of your immanence.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up at the front line of your immune system.
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CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling-up at the front line of your immune system.
Yeah, I took that person’s question to be more about dominant/recessive expression than about how mutations occur.
CCR is short of chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages – the gobbling -up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophanges-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
“CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.”
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found marcrophages — the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines are chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages — the gobbling up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages-the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
Don’t toy with me, Golob.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages – the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
OK, what do I win.
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Gobble gobble, McConstantReader Shrugged.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages–the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
CCR is short for chemokine receptor. Chemokines and chemokine receptors allow the cells in your immune system to speak to one another; their epic fight against invaders is like a game of Marco Polo. CCR5 is the chemokine receptor found on macrophages—the gobbling-up cells at the front line of your immune system.
I really like experiments and typing, but this is one toke over the line, Sweet Jesus.