>Well if the Hot-Peppers don't do the job maybe this new drug being
>developed will do the job called M-219 from the University of Michigan.
>http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/03/080303190612.htm
>
>Ron S.
Thanks for successive posts Ron. In my answer to Alan, above, re your
first post (on Stat5 and Nestin), I also included a reference to
Ml-219, because it fitted so well with the points I was putting
forward. This is just a note to round it off for this thread.
Solutions really are arriving at high speed.
ronju99 - 06 Mar 2008 19:16 GMT
Mike,
The p53 protein mutates eventually and the M-219 will become ineffective
by itself. There is another protein p73 that doesn't seem to mutate and a
combination therapy may work to kill the cancer cells. Look at my previous
post for the link.
Ron S
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