ENZYME BEHIND SKIN CANCER ISOLATED

I was reading about Issels work and how he removed the cells from a blood
sample and inoculated mice with the product and they still got cancer.
Ref www.Issels.com
Thousands of mice were used in Dr. Issels' microbiological department for a
variety of studies. In one important study, 209 albino mice (which usually
do not develop cancer) were subcutaneously inoculated with cell free
mycoplasmas taken from cancer patients. A remarkable 90.9% of these test
animals developed a wide variety of cancers, whereas only 0.83% of the 600
control animals, which were not inoculated, developed malignancies.

Anth

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Enzyme behind skin cancer isolated

ANI
Monday, July 14, 2003

Washington - Researchers at the University of Minnesota
have confirmed that an enzyme known as JNK2 plays a
pivotal role in the development of nonmelanoma skin
cancers, thus suggesting that JNK2 should be considered
as a target for the prevention and treatment of such
cancers.

The process of cancer development involves a chain of
interactions among bio-chemicals in the skin, and bio-
chemicals that play key roles in carcinogenesis make
potential therapeutic targets.

Many human cancers show elevated activity in some form of
JNK enzyme, and the enzyme is also activated by sunlight,
said Lead author Zigang Dong, director of the
university's Hormel Institute in Austin, Minnesota, while
presenting his work at the American Association for
Cancer Research meeting in the Washington Convention
Centre.

"Even if one goes into the sun for a few minutes, the
activity of JNK in the epidermis rises," said Dong. "If
you go out for a few minutes, JNK activity doesn't stay
elevated. But it looks as though if a person gets too
much sun exposure, JNK activity becomes permanently
elevated and cancers develop. This study indicates that
some form of JNK activity is a key step in the process by
which nonmelanoma cancers grow."

Working with mice, Dong and his colleagues focused on two
enzymes known to be activated by factors that cause cells
to divide and that have been considered important in skin
cells' response to UV light. Of the two enzymes, called
JNK1 and JNK2, only the latter turned out to play an
important role in the development of tumours, the
researchers found.

The findings suggest that when JNK2 is lacking, skin
cells are inhibited, or at least delayed, in their
response to UVB light.

"Knocking out the JNK2 enzyme could simply delay the
response to ultraviolet light, but if so, it would be
significant," Dong said.

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I was reading about Issels work and how he removed the cells from a blood
sample and inoculated mice with the product and they still got cancer.
Ref www.Issels.com
Thousands of mice were used in Dr. Issels' microbiological department for a
variety of studies. In one important study, 209 albino mice (which usually
do not develop cancer) were subcutaneously inoculated with cell free
mycoplasmas taken from cancer patients. A remarkable 90.9% of these test
animals developed a wide variety of cancers, whereas only 0.83% of the 600
control animals, which were not inoculated, developed malignancies.

Anth

"I abhor vivisection. It should at
least be curbed. Better, it should be
abolished. I know of no achievement
through vivisection, no scientific
discovery, that could not have been
obtained without such barbarism and
cruelty. The whole thing is evil."
- Charles Mayo, founder of the Mayo Clinic

Visit the Physicians Committee for Resposnible Medicine
for excellent recommendations:

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Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti

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Quoted message said:

Enzyme behind skin cancer isolated

ANI
Monday, July 14, 2003

Washington - Researchers at the University of Minnesota
have confirmed that an enzyme known as JNK2 plays a
pivotal role in the development of nonmelanoma skin
cancers, thus suggesting that JNK2 should be considered
as a target for the prevention and treatment of such
cancers.

The process of cancer development involves a chain of
interactions among bio-chemicals in the skin, and bio-
chemicals that play key roles in carcinogenesis make
potential therapeutic targets.

Many human cancers show elevated activity in some form of
JNK enzyme, and the enzyme is also activated by sunlight,
said Lead author Zigang Dong, director of the
university's Hormel Institute in Austin, Minnesota, while
presenting his work at the American Association for
Cancer Research meeting in the Washington Convention
Centre.

"Even if one goes into the sun for a few minutes, the
activity of JNK in the epidermis rises," said Dong. "If
you go out for a few minutes, JNK activity doesn't stay
elevated. But it looks as though if a person gets too
much sun exposure, JNK activity becomes permanently
elevated and cancers develop. This study indicates that
some form of JNK activity is a key step in the process by
which nonmelanoma cancers grow."

Working with mice, Dong and his colleagues focused on two
enzymes known to be activated by factors that cause cells
to divide and that have been considered important in skin
cells' response to UV light. Of the two enzymes, called
JNK1 and JNK2, only the latter turned out to play an
important role in the development of tumours, the
researchers found.

The findings suggest that when JNK2 is lacking, skin
cells are inhibited, or at least delayed, in their
response to UVB light.

"Knocking out the JNK2 enzyme could simply delay the
response to ultraviolet light, but if so, it would be
significant," Dong said.

Read the complete news at:
http://www.timesofindia.com

News Plus
http://www.mantra.com/newsplus

Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti

Panchaang for 16 Ashadh 5104, Monday, July 14, 2003:

Shubhanu Nama Samvatsare Dakshinaya Nartana Ritau
Mithun Mase Krishna Pakshe Indu Vasara Yuktayam
Uttarashadh-Shravan Nakshatr Vishakumbh-Priti Yog
Kaulav-Taitil Karan Pratham-Dvitiya Yam Tithau

Hindu Holocaust Museum
http://www.mantra.com/holocaust

Hindu life, principles, spirituality and philosophy
http://www.hindu.org
http://www.hindunet.org

The truth about Islam and Muslims
http://www.flex.com/~jai/satyamevajayate

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educational purposes of research and open discussion. The contents of
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the opinion of the poster. The contents are protected by copyright law
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Johnny Judas Jay 'munglish muddles morons like me' Maharaj said:

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"Anth" <[email hidden]> posted:

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I was reading about Issels work and how he removed the cells from a blood
sample and inoculated mice with the product and they still got cancer.
Ref www.Issels.com
Thousands of mice were used in Dr. Issels' microbiological department for a
variety of studies. In one important study, 209 albino mice (which usually
do not develop cancer) were subcutaneously inoculated with cell free
mycoplasmas taken from cancer patients. A remarkable 90.9% of these test
animals developed a wide variety of cancers, whereas only 0.83% of the 600
control animals, which were not inoculated, developed malignancies.

Anth

"I abhor vivisection. It should at
least be curbed. Better, it should be
abolished. I know of no achievement
through vivisection, no scientific
discovery, that could not have been
obtained without such barbarism and
cruelty. The whole thing is evil."
- Charles Mayo, founder of the Mayo Clinic

Where does it say that vivisection was performed on the mice, you
pathetic jyotishit? On the strong possibility that you believed that
vivisection is simply cutting into mammals, live or dead, I need to
remind you that ayurvedic colleges in India have been caught paying
people to steal bodies from crematoria and cemeteries. And ayurvedic
remedies sometimes include body parts from various animals. You might
want to ponder that when you munch on your next pork rib.

Got mangoes, you stupid jyotishit?