Talk:Rubiscolin
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Interesting, but could really use references as well as details - when were these first noted, what kinds of effects are reported? For my part I've always found that a big bowl of well-prepared saag gives me a sense of well-being unlike any other food (which until now I've always attributed to the deliciousness of the dish and the general healthfulness of spinach). There's no noticeable withdrawal, or any other negative effect that I've observed (something that certainly isn't true of opiod drugs), but then one typically doesn't have saag every day. I'll try and flesh out the article when I have time - meanwhile off to do some more original research with lunch. ;) - toh 18:15, 9 November 2005 (UTC)
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Someone who knows about peptides should fix this[edit]
The way this article and the one on gluten exorphins are currently written, it seems that rubiscolins 5&6 have the exact same structure as gluten exorphines A4&A5... but they're bigger! Huh? If there's some sort of ligand or something that explains the difference, it should be mentioned to avoid confusion. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 58.179.116.200 (talk) 05:33, 12 February 2008 (UTC)