Paul Saladino· MD
there are there's a group of animals called muscle aids ferrets badgers Martens and weasels which are also carnivorous and they lack neu5gc - but they commonly consume other animals that do possess this molecule
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there are there's a group of animals called muscle aids ferrets badgers Martens and weasels which are also carnivorous and they lack neu5gc - but they commonly consume other animals that do possess this molecule
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there are other species there are other small mammalian species that do not have new 5 gc specifically the mustelids like ferrets they also have lost new 5gc who knows why they probably have a defect in the same enzyme the cmah enzyme and they consume animals like humans that are rich in new 5gc so that is something that is a very good model
a notable exception are the musculids ferrets martins their relatives known for preying on various small mammals rich in new 5 gc and what we do not see in ferrets muslids and their relatives is massive cancers in nature or complete extinction