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Anonymous users2024-02-12Sleepy bug, a small insect that can make people sleepy in Chinese mythology; After flying into a person's ear, a person will fall asleep, which is also known as a snooze. The seventy-first chapter of "Journey to the West": "Sun Xingzhi, wings, flew to the head of the jade-faced fox, plucked a hair, blew fairy breath, called 'change', turned into a sleepy insect, and gently put it on his face, it turned out that the sleepy insect reached the human face and crawled into the nostrils;Crawling into the hole, i.e. dozing. ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Sleepy bugs, also known as sleep signaling molecules, are neurotransmitters that work by regulating the human sleep cycle. Sleepy insects mainly act on the cerebral cortex and hypothalamus of humans, regulate physiological processes such as sleep, and thus promote the human body to enter a state of sleep. The discovery and study of sleepy insects began in the late 70s of the 20th century, when some researchers discovered this substance while studying the physiological characteristics of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Later, through experiments on rats and humans, researchers proved that sleepy insects are an important neurotransmitter that can regulate the body's sleep cycle by binding to receptors.
The production of sleepy insects is mainly caused by a natural substance in the human body, called tryptophan, which is one of the essential amino acids that make up proteins. When the human body eats foods containing tryptophan, tryptophan is metabolically converted into sleepy worms, which then enter the nervous system and affect the body's sleep rhythm.
For people with poor sleep quality, the role of sleepy bugs is very important. When the human body lacks drowsy bugs, it can lead to problems such as difficulty falling asleep, not sleeping deeply, and poor sleep quality in the nucleus. Therefore, people can increase the level of sleepy insects and promote a good sleep state by ensuring adequate sleep time and consuming tryptophan-rich foods.
Overall, sleepy bugs are a very important neurotransmitter that helps regulate the body's sleep cycle and promote human health. Therefore, we should focus on adequate sleep time and healthy eating habits to increase the amount of sleepy bugs and thus improve sleep quality.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The fly is a dipteran insect that is only widespread on the African continent between 15o north and south latitudes. The fly is not large, slender in size, and green all over, but its sharp mouthparts can easily pierce the thick cowhide and inject its highly poisonous juice into the blood vessels of the cow, and the cow will immediately have a high fever, swing, and the symptoms are malignant, and often die. If you cook that dead cow, you will also be poisoned and die.
If you water the tree with the blood of a dead cow, the tree will soon die.
It's not the kind of lazy creature that snoozes and won't get out of bed. Have you watched "Journey to the West", Sun Wukong blew a small insect into someone else's ear, and that person fell asleep. The Extract Fly is such a sleepy bug, and it is much more powerful than the Monkey King's bug:
It transmits a sleeping sickness that makes people groggy and listless throughout the day, and in severe cases, it can be life-threatening. They attack livestock in grassland pastures on a large scale, which is very harmful to animal husbandry.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Everyone should have watched "Funny Bugs", right? It's all full of childhood memories, and writing is something to think about; Or write through reality. So are the two protagonists in it real?
It's not that the sleepy bug is just fiction, and the author of this cartoon should have been based on "Journey to the West".
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Are there really sleepy bugs in the world???
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Are there really "sleepy bugs"?
I've watched "Journey to the West".
Everyone knows that the Queen Mother.
To open. Pan Tao Club.
Invited all kinds of immortals, but there was none.
Monkey king. For the sake of Wukong, he plucked a few hairs and turned into sleepy insects, making the guards sleepy, and Wukong took the opportunity to sweep away the wine and fruits. But this magical "sleepy bug" is just a fantasy.
Sleep is an indispensable physiological phenomenon for human beings. In a person's life, sleep accounts for nearly 1 3 of the time, and its worst is closely related to human health. For a long time, scientists have been exploring the secrets of sleep, and for a long time, they believed that sleep is a substance called "sleep hormone" contained in the human body.
Someone did an experiment to exhaust a dog, not let it sleep for a long time, and then draw its blood and transfuse it into another awake dog. Miraculously, the awake dog suddenly slowed down and fell asleep.
This shows that there are substances in the blood of animals that can make them sleep. Several attempts by scientists to isolate the exact "sleepin" substance failed, and by the mid-20th century, the study had been put on hold.
In recent years, due to the vigorous development of science and technology, scientists have made a "comeback" in the theory of sleep hormone with the help of advanced scientific and technological equipment, and have made continuous breakthroughs. Scientists took a portion from an exhausted goat.
Cerebrospinal fluid. It is injected into other animals, which sleep for several hours. After a sophisticated analysis, scientists learned that the component that makes up Sleepin is a wall peptide called the S-factor.
Scientists also learned from other experiments that the blood of animals that have been hibernating for several weeks has a greater effect on inducing hibernation than the blood of animals that have just entered the hibernation period. In-depth research has found that there are three kinds of strange particles in the blood of hibernating animals, which have the effect of inducing hibernation.
In addition, scientists note that "sleepin" is not.
Sleeping pill. It is an endogenous compound that is produced in the brain. Scientists are said to have identified several different structures of "sleep hormone", which play different roles in the sleep process.
At present, scientists are intensively studying the structure of "hyponin" in order to find a synthetic method to produce it in large quantities. It is conceivable that once the "sleep hormone" research is successful, it will have a huge impact on human society: countless nights.
Insomniacs. There will be no more pain; After the surgery, the patient will continue to sleep until the wound heals.
<> usually, chestnut chestnut weevil.
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: The laziest bug in the world is, of course, the caterpillar.
The insects on the bamboo are called bamboo weevil adults, with a body length of 21-23 mm, a body width of millimeters, and a small male; The body is fusiform, reddish-brown and shiny, and the antennae and muzzle are black; There is a large black spot on the posterior edge of the prothorax, a black spot on each shoulder, and a little carved into 9 vertical and horizontal stripes on the elytra; oval-oval, 3 mm long, smooth and colorless and transparent; The larvae are creamy yellow, 20-45 mm long, the head is brown, the body is fat and wrinkled, and there is a pale gray dorsal line; pupae white; It is about 30 mm long. The body length of the adult is about 1 2 of the bamboo weevil, there is a zigzag black spot on the dorsal plate of the forethorax, two black spots on the elytra, the egg length is the same as that of the elephant beetle, and the pupa is about 1 2 of the large bamboo weevil. The body length of the small bamboo weevil is about 1 3 of the large bamboo weevil. >>>More
Amoeba is a single-celled organism, a protozoa, which mainly lives in clear water ponds, or in shallow water with slow water flow and abundant algae, and can also be found in ordinary soil, and can also be parasitic in other organisms. Because the amoeba body is composed of only one cell, it does not have a fixed shape, and can change its body shape at will, hence the name.
Generally, there are more than 40 kinds of stored grain pests that often appear in flour, and there are also pests that are infected, but there are generally the following three categories. >>>More