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Non-Tech : NIFTY NINE IN NINETY NINE PLUS ONE
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To: Mike McFarland who wrote (377)2/6/1999 9:02:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (2) of 613
 
another gene...RRM1, and some reading
material.
eurekalert.org

A new model of tumor suppressors? What may be most
profound about RRM1 is that it could represent a new class
of so-called "tumor suppressor genes," Bepler said. Most,
if not all, tumor suppressor genes are classified as such
because in their normal states they prevent cells from
becoming cancerous. Trouble usually arises when one copy
of the suppressing gene is deleted from the cell's DNA and
the other copy is mutated, becoming inactive.

I'm glad I picked biotech instead of something lame
like the internuts in which to trade stocks...well,
not from a financial standpoint, but so much interesting
stuff--would be fun to get rich too off one of my stocks
though and become a professional student, heheh, remember
the 30-something slackers you used to see in class that
never graduate, now that would be the life!
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