2.10
Sera Black
Apr 27, 2020
Aug 7, 2013(13y)
Aug 7, 2027(357d)
Combat
Kills4
Losses62
Efficiency6%
ISK
Destroyed183.38m
Lost2.11b
ISK Eff.8%
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows1
Points4
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio16%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
Minmatar
Vherokior
2.10
Sera Black
Last Active
Apr 27, 2020
Birthday
Aug 7, 2013 (13 years old)
Next Birthday
Aug 7, 2027 (357 days)
Combat
Kills4
Losses62
Efficiency6%
Danger Ratio84%
ISK
Destroyed183.38m
Lost2.11b
ISK Efficiency8%
Balance-1927857042
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows1
Points4
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio16%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
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Bio
Science at it's finest:
Jumpamine chloride (JCl-) is a natural waste product of muscle metabolism in many species of frogs. Phrogsucker et al. (1957) first reported that up to 60% of this chemical is reabsorbed from the bladder before excretion. One recent study showed that injection of JCl- into the bloodstream increased muscle mass in the grass frog Rana pipiens (Hylaflex and Smith, 1988).
Ten specimens of Rans pipiens were given 1.0 ml. of 10% JCl solution Ten control frogs were given injections of 1.0 ml of a salt solution. All frogs were maintained at 25C for 1 day in 1 inch of water. At this time each frog was placed on an open floor and induced to jump 2 times by slapping the ground behind the frog.
The results presented here also have serious implications for the use of JCl- in frog jumping contests. Our results support the conclusions of Twainson (1990), and suggest that government regulation and drug testing may be in order.
Jumpamine chloride (JCl-) is a natural waste product of muscle metabolism in many species of frogs. Phrogsucker et al. (1957) first reported that up to 60% of this chemical is reabsorbed from the bladder before excretion. One recent study showed that injection of JCl- into the bloodstream increased muscle mass in the grass frog Rana pipiens (Hylaflex and Smith, 1988).
Ten specimens of Rans pipiens were given 1.0 ml. of 10% JCl solution Ten control frogs were given injections of 1.0 ml of a salt solution. All frogs were maintained at 25C for 1 day in 1 inch of water. At this time each frog was placed on an open floor and induced to jump 2 times by slapping the ground behind the frog.
The results presented here also have serious implications for the use of JCl- in frog jumping contests. Our results support the conclusions of Twainson (1990), and suggest that government regulation and drug testing may be in order.
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