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Biotech / Medical : VD's Model Portfolio & Discussion Thread

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To: Miljenko Zuanic who wrote (2103)8/21/1997 9:07:00 PM
From: squetch   of 9719
 
Look forward to it mz. This seems VERY lame. >>By limiting the number of divisions a cell can undergo, eukaryotcic organisms possess an inherent genetic mechanism to control for unchecked cellular proliferation. Unfortunately, cancer cells have found a way to overcome even this obstacle. However, the good news is that there may be only one major pathway: the activation of the enzyme telomerase by cancer cells, to achieve cellular immortality.<< That is from the article by the GERN employee NW Kim I cited earlier. This seems very lame especially when you consider Kim mentions in the preceeding paragraph >>cellular growth is ripe w/ redundant mechanisms that could be exploited by a cancer cell to its select advantage<<
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