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Reversing cell division (!)

Thursday, 13 April 2006 10:10 Last Updated on Thursday, 13 April 2006 10:10 Written by Eric Garland 0 Comments

Out-of-control cell division is the key to cancer, birth defects, and a host of other diseases. The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation just announced an important breakthrough, that they have discovered that cell division can be reversible.

I’m not going to jump and say this will cure aging and birth defects and cancer, but it’s going to be a major step in understanding metastasis of cancer, and life itself.

Not bad for a Thursday.

-Garland

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