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I have posted before saying that when you have become a domainer you will ALWAYS be a domainer. This evening the truth of that has been proved yet again.
A little while ago there I was just picking through a few science and medicine journals and saw a report, it stuck out like a big pink elephant in the room - possible replacement for antibiotics! Five minutes later there I was on GoDaddy checking out whether a domain had been registered, without any real hope it has to be said as normally in such situations 99.99% of the time the relevant domains are already of course gone.
This time though, obviously as I am posting this, the domains both singular and plural were not registered - of course they are now!
Now being a biochemist in the long and distant past gives me just a little edge over most domainers in the field, but, surely, the Dutch company who have developed a new method for treating antibiotic resistant bacteria would do more than just register the .com domain name for their 'brand' name for their specific treatment. Luckily for me they did not.
The company concerned has developed an enzyme treatment using the naturally occurring enzyme 'endolysin'. Now why is this so important, well just imagine MRSA's as a simple example. Treatment and prevention of MRSA's is a huge business worldwide. Now it may be possible that they (and other bacterial infections) will be treatable with a new kind of treatment. At present the treatment is restricted to a cream for skin treatment, though it is hoped that a tablet form to treat internal infection will be available within 5 years. So my guess is I spent a few odd dollars wisely this evening registering:
Endolysin.com
and
Endolysins.com
I am a very happy little 'retired domainer' this evening, another couple of domains added to my pension portfolio. As I say 'once a domainer, always a domainer'.
A little while ago there I was just picking through a few science and medicine journals and saw a report, it stuck out like a big pink elephant in the room - possible replacement for antibiotics! Five minutes later there I was on GoDaddy checking out whether a domain had been registered, without any real hope it has to be said as normally in such situations 99.99% of the time the relevant domains are already of course gone.
This time though, obviously as I am posting this, the domains both singular and plural were not registered - of course they are now!
Now being a biochemist in the long and distant past gives me just a little edge over most domainers in the field, but, surely, the Dutch company who have developed a new method for treating antibiotic resistant bacteria would do more than just register the .com domain name for their 'brand' name for their specific treatment. Luckily for me they did not.
The company concerned has developed an enzyme treatment using the naturally occurring enzyme 'endolysin'. Now why is this so important, well just imagine MRSA's as a simple example. Treatment and prevention of MRSA's is a huge business worldwide. Now it may be possible that they (and other bacterial infections) will be treatable with a new kind of treatment. At present the treatment is restricted to a cream for skin treatment, though it is hoped that a tablet form to treat internal infection will be available within 5 years. So my guess is I spent a few odd dollars wisely this evening registering:
Endolysin.com
and
Endolysins.com
I am a very happy little 'retired domainer' this evening, another couple of domains added to my pension portfolio. As I say 'once a domainer, always a domainer'.
