I came upon this article this morning news-medical.net/news/20160...
Interesting : I came upon this article this... - CLL Support
Interesting
Good to see some Bloodwise funded research that enabled scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research, London 'to identify for the first time the role that (a specific) area of the genome plays in the formation of this leukaemia. They found that a single letter DNA sequence variation – known as a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) - at a specific site in the genome disrupts the activity of a protein called RELA. This protein is involved in a process of controlled cell death that is a key part of the body’s natural defence against disease.'
I wonder if some of the funds raised by Hidden and members supporting him contributed to this research?
Neil
Isn't that what Venetoclax targets?
Virginia
My brain is either like Swiss Cheese or a sieve, now. Overloaded with info that may sometime be useful to know. Perhaps tomorrow, I will be able to digest some of this.
Is this talking about killer cells or proteins on killer cells. Man, and I thought higher math was difficult.
Good article on this topic... from ICR... understand how CLL may work
Might be the same article that starts this thread... but this is a fundamentally import breakthrough... it is worth recycling... ♻️