Epic Biology Poetry
Aug. 10th, 2011 04:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lightcastleNo, I have not written it.
However, while mentioning that there is no established mechanism of action for viscosupplementation and that therefore I am tempted to ask a question which is, essentially, "make up an interesting MoA for this, since there is no established clinical proof of one", my coworker piped in with,
"They could make it an epic poem of the battle in the knee. All the cells can have heroes. Behold the hero of the cytokines.
It would be The Cytokinead."
I am such a nerd for wanting this.
However, while mentioning that there is no established mechanism of action for viscosupplementation and that therefore I am tempted to ask a question which is, essentially, "make up an interesting MoA for this, since there is no established clinical proof of one", my coworker piped in with,
"They could make it an epic poem of the battle in the knee. All the cells can have heroes. Behold the hero of the cytokines.
It would be The Cytokinead."
I am such a nerd for wanting this.
