Cancer Cells Grown in The Lab Revealed as Very Different to Those in Humans.
One more reason to be dubious of in vitro testing
In the push to develop better cancer treatments and to work towards a potential cure for this insidious disease, the study of cancer cells grown in culture dishes is crucial – but new research highlights some key genetic differences between these cells and the cancer cells that grow in the human body.
" Is it not obvious what you wrote---who here would dare to disprove the works in the article you posted?"
I don't understand?
Oh wait. I get it.
1. Nal, the world does not revolve around you. Honest.
2. In vitro remains important for research. Just not so important for treatment.
If you think about it.
3. This potentially increases the value of those nano substitutes.
Because they either do, or can be made to emulate real cancer cells instead of in vitro cells.
If you think about it further.
4. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
My bad
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