I read this and ZH commenters thought it was a psyop.Not a cyclops,a psyop.I'd believe someone seeing the cyclops first,actually.Psyops are too convenient an excuse for everything going on.Or maybe I'm completely wrong.
SCIENTISTS SAY THEY MAY HAVE ORAL PILL THAT KILLS CANCER WITHOUT SIDE EFFECTS(MANY PATIENT TRIALS TO GO THROUGH)
(Epoch times)A group of U.S. researchers has developed a new “cancer-killing pill” that could target and kill solid tumors while leaving healthy cells unharmed.
The City of Hope-developed small molecule AOH1996 targets a cancerous variant of the protein PCNA. In its mutated form, PCNA is critical in DNA replication and repair of all expanding tumors. Image shows untreated cancer cells (L) and cancer cells treated with AOH1996 (R) undergoing programmed cell death (violet). (Courtesy of City of Hope) That’s according to their preclinical research findings, published Aug. 1 in the Cell Chemical Biology journal.
(Epoch times)Titled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy,” the study found that a drug the researchers developed was able to selectively disrupt DNA replication and repair in cancer cells.
The drug is called AOH1996. It apparently has no side effects.Phase one testing on humans is now underway.
I read this and ZH commenters thought it was a psyop.Not a cyclops,a psyop.I'd believe someone seeing the cyclops first,actually.Psyops are too convenient an excuse for everything going on.Or maybe I'm completely wrong.
ReplyDeleteWe'll never know.
--GRA
This story will be down the rabbit hole in seconds if not already. Does not fit the agenda or the narrative.
ReplyDeleteSCIENTISTS SAY THEY MAY HAVE ORAL PILL THAT KILLS CANCER WITHOUT SIDE EFFECTS(MANY PATIENT TRIALS TO GO THROUGH)
ReplyDelete(Epoch times)A group of U.S. researchers has developed a new “cancer-killing pill” that could target and kill solid tumors while leaving healthy cells unharmed.
The City of Hope-developed small molecule AOH1996 targets a cancerous variant of the protein PCNA. In its mutated form, PCNA is critical in DNA replication and repair of all expanding tumors. Image shows untreated cancer cells (L) and cancer cells treated with AOH1996 (R) undergoing programmed cell death (violet). (Courtesy of City of Hope)
That’s according to their preclinical research findings, published Aug. 1 in the Cell Chemical Biology journal.
(Epoch times)Titled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy,” the study found that a drug the researchers developed was able to selectively disrupt DNA replication and repair in cancer cells.
The drug is called AOH1996. It apparently has no side effects.Phase one testing on humans is now underway.
--GRA