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 Originally Posted by CurlyBird
re: http://www.maggichurchouseevents.co....rts%20Rick.pdf
On page 12, it indicates that the dissociation half life of Tm-30089 is 13.5 years, which sounds scary. It sounds as though if it causes some bad side effect, then it will continue for decades. However this has no citation next to it.
http://www.rsc.org/images/Rick-Roberts_tcm18-243491.pdf
Your link is no longer working. This presentation is from the same dudes it seems like. Look at page 17. The dissociation half life is 80 minutes. Even if some sort of compound had a dissociation half life of 13.5 years, theres no way a receptor on a cell would exist for that long. I recall that it only takes 11 years for all the mass in your bones to be swapped out.
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