The Long Trail of Mucus

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

Society & Culture, Gadgets, Internet, Comedy, Culture, Science, News, Pop, Games

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

From the slime coating slugs to the saliva in our mouths, many slippery bodily fluids contain mucus. So how did this biological feature evolve? A new study sheds light on a very unexpected origin for mucins in mammals. Jeff and Anthony slide right into the topic, and are surprised how sticky the topic can be.

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0:00.0	DMA is what Rockstar used to be called when they made good games like Uniracers.
0:18.4	This is we have concerns.
0:20.4	Hi Jeff Canada.
0:21.4	Hi Anthony Carboni.
0:22.8	Hello concerned citizens.
0:26.4	It's time Anthony.
0:27.8	It's time.
0:28.8	This is Latte season.
0:30.6	That's well close.
0:31.6	We're near near over the garden wall season.
0:34.9	It's also near, but not not exactly that time.
0:38.8	I don't know.
0:39.8	I think September 1st.
0:41.2	Is it?
0:42.2	Yeah.
0:43.2	Is it season?
0:44.2	Are we in fall?
0:45.2	Is it?
0:46.2	Are we in our we in calendar fall?
0:47.6	No shut up.
0:48.8	Are we in fall?
0:50.6	Yes.
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