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This article is about turning a harmful poison dart frog into a helpful tool.
MIchael Zasloff the person who found about this wanted to learn about a poison frog he found about this on accident as he put frogs who had surgery into a tank with germs , and the frogs healed. Michael found out about this cool way to turn deadly frogs into helpful tool in the late 1980. Why he did this, Michael wanted to help people who needed to fight to fight germs off so he came up with this. He did this experiment in NIH
(National institute of health). How did Michael do this? Michael wanted to find out why the frog didn’t get sick so he tested it. The frog uses that bacteria for his own use,
Michael then thought about using the frogs specialty into human life
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