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Bacterial “Communication System” Could Be Used to Stop Spreading and Kill Cancer Cells, MU Study Finds

By Guest PostOctober 27, 2014Sciencealternatives, cancer cells, effective way, fernwasserversorgung, global cities programme, kill, life threatening, martina floerke, rob mcdonald, silent killer, stop, tnc, types of cancer

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Cancer, while always dangerous, truly becomes life-threatening when cancer cells begin to spread to different areas throughout the body. Now, researchers at the University of Missouri have discovered that a molecule used as a communication system by bacteria can be manipulated to prevent cancer cells from spreading. Senthil Kumar, an assistant research professor and assistant director of the Comparative Oncology and Epigenetics Laboratory at the MU College of Veterinary Medicine, says this communication system can be used to “tell” cancer cells how to act, or even to die on command. (more…)

Diabolical duo: Known breast cancer gene needs a partner to initiate and spread tumors

By Guest PostSeptember 27, 2014Health2 grad grenze, allen lalonde, anti vietnam war, cancer cell, chemotherapy, conquer global pandemics, fusion genomics, helga weisz, metastasis, mohammad qadir, peter paul pichler, princeton university, produktion von zement, schimmel, schimmelpilze, stadtgrenze, stahl, susanne zeilinger migsich, trichoderma, types of cancer, un klimagipfel, vancouver bc, yibin kang

A study led by Princeton University researchers has revealed that the gene Metadherin — which is implicated in promoting the spread of breast cancer tumors — only stimulates tumor growth when the protein made by the gene interacts with a second protein known as SND1. (more…)

New Look Inside Cell Nucleus Could Improve Cancer Diagnostics

By Guest PostDecember 31, 2013Sciencebrain cells, cancer diagnostics, cell nucleus, cytoplasm, david galbraith, DNA, enzyme, genetic information, genetic photocopies, genome, genome sequence, messenger rna, organ functions, plant cell, roger lasken, single cell, tumor, types of cancer

Researchers have sequenced the entire messenger RNA – the “genetic photocopies” – contained in the nucleus of a single cell, a long-anticipated step toward better cancer diagnostics and other medical applications.

Researchers have successfully isolated and sequenced the entire messenger RNA – the “genetic photocopies” – contained in the nucleus of a single brain cell. This research, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, will help researchers better understand how organs function in health and disease and provide another stepping stone toward personalized medicine. (more…)

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Bacterial “Communication System” Could Be Used to Stop Spreading and Kill Cancer Cells, MU Study Finds

Diabolical duo: Known breast cancer gene needs a partner to initiate and spread tumors

New Look Inside Cell Nucleus Could Improve Cancer Diagnostics