Category Archives: Anti-Cancer Therapy

Potent mechanism helps viruses shut down body’s defense system against infection

Published in the August issue of the journal Cell Host and Microbe, the findings describe a novel mechanism that this group of so-called "enveloped viruses" uses to disarm the host’s innate immune response. The mechanism the scientists uncovered is based on these viruses activating a class of molecules, known as TAM receptors, which are located on the outside of certain immune cells…

Molecule drives aggressive breast cancer

The scientists found that excess activity of this gene — EYA1 — also enhances development of breast cancer stem cells that promote resistance to cancer therapy, recurrence, and poor survival. Because EYA1 is an enzyme, the scientists are now working to identify a natural compound that could shut down EYA1 activity, says Richard Pestell, M.D., Ph.D., Director of Kimmel Cancer Center. …

New understanding of why anti-cancer therapy stops working at a specific stage

The problematic therapy investigated involves suppression of the protein mTOR (mammalian target Of Rapamycin). MTOR plays an important role in regulating how cells process molecular signals from their environment, and it is observed as strongly activated in many solid cancers…

Trinity green therapy of lung cancer

"Trinity green therapy of lung cancer," Introduction: Lung cancer-specific anti-cancer drug + drugs + broad-spectrum trace element products. 1Lung cancer-specific drugs (oral and Qingfei Jinfukang Sanjie pill): The treatment of lung cancer-specific drugs targeted to achieve effective control of foci and reduce the symptoms of lung cancer.Currently specializes in the treatment of lung cancer-specific oral drug… Read More »