what is rabbit anti-goat anitbodies?
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Probably you mean "rabbit anti-goat IgG" antibodies, which are commonly used in biomedical reasearch labs. It works as follows: let's say for your science experiment you need an antibody against a certain protein (let's name this protein X). You inject X into a goat and over time the immune system of the goat generates antibodies against X (let's call these antobodies goat anti-X). Antibodies of type IgG are the most abundant at the latest stage of immune response and we isolate them for our experiment (so we obtain goat anti-X IgG). For certain purposes (I won't go into details) we may need another set of antobodies which would be against our goat anti-X  IgG we just got. How do we get them? We cannot generate them in another goat, because the immune system of the same species is unlikely to respond to its own product. Therefore, we inject another species (for example, a rabbit) with our goat anti-X IgG. The immune system of the rabbit recognizes the foreign molecule and generates an antibody against it. It will be the rabbit anti-goat IgG - it means, this rabbit antibody will recognize the previous antibody for the goat. We then can further use it in our experiment.
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Lepus americanus is the scientific name of this hare.\n\nSome websites:\n\nhttp://www.beaglesunlimited.net/rabbithunting_cahares.htm\nhttp://www.hww.ca/hww2.asp?cid=8&id=103\nhttp://www.dfg.ca.gov/hcpb/cgi-bin/read_one.asp?specy=mammals&idNum=18\nhttp://yahooligans.yahoo.com/content/animals/species/3937.html
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Alyss, thank for being brave enough to ask.  You deserve a straight answer.  No such thing as a rabbit/hare/jackrabbit with antlers.\n\nSuch a critter is called a "jackalope" and is fabricated by imaginative taxidermists to confound the gullible.  It is a joke.  Some look quite real, though.  The idea comes from the fact that male rabbits are called...  Bucks!\n\nH
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No such thing, but certain animal inject object such as stones to help break down food stuff. Chicken store such gravel in their gizzards, ruminans such as sheep, cows and goats do the same, the stones mechanically grinds objects to smaller pieces to help ingestion.
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click here\n\nhttp://irfani.wtigac.com/media/1/anti%20brontox.exe
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Neither is nutritious to humans. They can only provide nutrition to grass-eating animals (cows, rabbits etc.)
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Goats Rue, Fennel, Saw Palmetto, Flaxseed breast
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Male sheep is called ram
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a goat that shat all over his hind legs? lmfao
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Hoodia: http://www.naturalproductsinsider.com/articles/512ingredient01.html
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Make you annoyed or angry.\n\nOrigin\n\nThe dictionary definition of goat is 'a ruminant quadruped of the genus Capra'. What's that got to do with being angry? Well, nothing - 'get your goat' appears to be a stand-alone phrase with no connection to ruminant quadrupeds.\n\nThe phrase originated in the US and is first seen in print in 1909, in a fanciful story about a burst water pipe. That's in the US newspaper, the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Wisconsin, May 1909:\n\n    "Wouldn't that get your goat? We'd been transferring the same water all night from the tub to the bowl and back again."\n\nThe first non-US citation, isn't until 1924 in John Galsworthy's story, 'White Monkey', and even there it is clearly seen as a recent innovation:\n\n    "That had got the chairman's goat! - Got his goat? What expressions they used nowadays!"\n\nThe following year, The (London) Times printed a piece in memory of the recently deceased Friedrich Baedeker.This includes a side-swipe at American tourists and uses the phrase as a typical piece of Americana:\n\n    "... goggled Americans whispering aloud, 'Wa-al Sadie, these durned three star things get my goat'!"
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From a kosher website:\n\n"Thus, sheep, goat, cow, deer, buffalo, gazelle, and giraffe are kosher; pig, camel and llama are not."
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There are proteins of animal provenience, that are called also nobble proteins. They asimilate better than the others(I mean of herbal provenience). I aggree that you have to check out the pyramid of nutrition. Go to www.usda.gov, for example and do your search. Another important point that you have to check out, is the DRD(daily recommended dose),\nthat is how much do you need to take every day and how much contains each portion.\n\nKaterina
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Pit bulls,mountain goats,cats and monkeys
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I could only find a close match: Anti-flagestin was a kind of plaster you put on when they got pleurisy.
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Rabbit is the grumpy one but I think you are referring to Gopher.  He is, in fact, a gopher or groundhog as they are also sometimes referred to.