Pardon my biological ignorance.
This sounds very important, in that perhaps it can make cancer cells act less aggressively abnormal.
But, once the DNA is seriously damaged, now can a cancer cell ever be coerced back into normalcy? It lacks the blueprint; it has lost the information on what “normal” is.
Fascinating. Thanks for posting.
Probably available to the public in 20 years.
Recent evidence indicates that 20% of cancers are second events. Killing all of the previous cancer cells is not the complete solution. In many situations cancer is caused by a epigenetic switches that driven by a microenvironment that is concentrated with elevated, glucose, hypoxia, insulin and glucagon. If the microenvironment remains unchanged the epigenetic switches can turn new healthy cells into cancerous cells all over again.
love neuroscience news. do you have the link to their article?
I’ll be long dead before it is available to us plebes.
Bump for later read.