[decimon]

Kill the messenger ping.

[massmike]

save for later

[Marylander]

Awesome.

[verity]

It should be renamed the ‘Obama’ molecule.

[r9etb]

In mice, the researchers found ...

Mouse studies are always suggestive, but often don't carry over to humans. We can hope they're right, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

[mewzilla]

I wonder if this could be applied in the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease?

[hennie pennie]

Fascinating finding here.

[mouse_35]

I hope something comes from this. My mother-in-law, my husband and my daughter all have auto-immune disorders.

[mad_as_he$$]

ping

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Hmmmmm.

Seemed odd to include a link to a picture, but not after seeing it. ;-)

[novemberslady]

Bkmk
Thanks for posting this.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Related - Vitamin E

[trisham]

Very interesting.

[RegulatorCountry]

So far, scientists had assumed that the CD95L molecule, which is also known as 'death messenger', attaches to the death receptor, CD95, on the surface of neurons, thus triggering programmed cell death, or apoptosis

Reverse engineering this process, by inducing the CD95L molecule to attach to cancerous cells, might be a fruitful avenue as well. I do know that cancer co-opts the inflammation response in order to spread, and that a variety of anti-inflammatories can be helpful in limiting or slowing the growth of tumors.

[grey_whiskers]

Dr Ana Martin-Villalba:

NOT GUILTY!

...although she could certainly cause some inflammation.

Cheers!