starryeyes
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Doesn't it ladybug? I know!
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I was sent this:
"All these viruses show similarities . We are not working on MAIDS anymore, but rather using another mouse model developed in our laboratory to study HIV-induced disease.
Dr Paul Jolicoeur M.D. PhD."
Isn't it interesting that he said that all these viruses are similar?
I just emailed Jolicœur to ask about this study and it's similarity to XMRV and what became of it and is the 2001 date right?QUOTE]
How do ya'll make your letters o and e touch each other? and how are they pronounced? Sorry to be off topic. Thanks.
and how are they pronounced?
It's like 'jolly sir' but for an English speaker the 'y' in jolly would be like a soft 'i' (like 'in'). Does that make any sense?
How do ya'll make your letters o and e touch each other? and how are they pronounced? Sorry to be off topic. Thanks.