Do you lie about people on other platforms too or just this one?
In response to @nccane on that other platform, someone had this to say:
That's how I conduct myself on other platforms. But when people completely ignore the science and just talk shit like you've done? Don't play innocent and...
I am "in my feelings" because I said the following to you?
After which you cried about me being condescending? Textbook case of projection.
You were so butthurt that you had to go whine about me being "condescending" on another platform. 🤣
You conveniently omitted the part about vendors now offering pH-buffered cagrilintide, in response to demand from customers.
You were the first to make a market argument (that cagri promos are selling out).
I responded with a market argument.
Both show demand, except mine demonstrates a...
Let me get this straight.
You reply several times to my post, never addressing any of the actual science in it, but instead repeatedly launching ad hominems, personal insults, conspiracy theories about my "true" identity, and lies of omission to misrepresent me.
But I'm the "giant asshole"...
Here's exactly what happened.
I said the tide has been turning of late about this cagrilintide topic.
You denied it.
I suggested maybe you're just not up to date, and I pointed to evidence: multiple people within the chat including the server owner who said they had finally been persuaded by...
I already linked to this article in my original post and heavily quoted from it, as well as several other sister reports from Novo. Clearly you never read my post to begin with if you think your post somehow counters it. 🙃
Here's something I wrote. Does it answer your question?
Cagrilintide retains the three proline substitutions that pramlintide made to human amylin to make it resistant to fibrillation, but it has four more improvements:
While pramlintide has a short half-life and must be dosed multiple times...
I sure thought that was strange. I took myself out of the equation by making it all about direct Novo quotes and people still want to shoot the messenger.
Fibrils are of secondary importance in this discussion. You could almost leave them out of it.
The real toxic species are oligomers. Oligomers eventually become fibrils, but they raise a lot of hell on the way.
And yes, they subjected many different amylin analogues to mechanical stress to...
The other significant omission you made was the "based on a test" part, referring to anyone pushing a test result conducted without using SEC at a bare minimum.
This is not just about the opinions held by randos.
what kind of answer are you looking for?
Someone shared to Discord a link to the recent fibril post here. I reviewed it, and thought, these guys might appreciate a thorough examination of everything that Novo had to say about the topic.
“Some of these toxic oligomeric species are associated with beta-cell death and the progression of type 2 diabetes (16−18)”
Here, they cite research showing that not fibrils, but toxic oligomers are what cause the death of the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas. This is from the first...
In Novo’s Own Words: Degradation of Amylin Analogs Such as Cagrilintide (and How to Test For It)
“A hallmark of the pancreatic hormone amylin is its high propensity toward the formation of amyloid fibrils, which makes it a challenging drug design effort.”
So begins Novo Nordisk’s excellent...
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