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And interestingly, what we found was that this cocktail of drugs really had no effect on tumor growth, but directly targeted metastases.
In fact, the spread of cancer, metastasis, is thought of as a byproduct of tumor growth.
Where the idea is, if we can stop the tumor from growing, we can stop the tumor from spreading.
We, on the other hand, came up with the drug cocktail that targets metastasis not by targeting tumor growth, but by targeting the complex mechanisms that govern it, through the targeting of the Hasini effect.
Today, our team has grown, and we are using the Hasini effect to develop combination therapies that will effectively target tumor growth and metastases.
I also implanted a tumor in that chicken.
When I throw another piece of chicken on it, the light still goes through, but you can no longer see the tumor.
So we have to do something about the scatter so we can see the tumor.
This is significant, because every tumor bigger than a cubic millimeter or two has five times the amount of blood as normal flesh.
So with our system, you can imagine detecting cancers early, when intervention is easy, or tracking the size of your tumor as it grows or shrinks.
Now, since these bacteria specifically localize to tumors, we've been programming them to not only detect cancer but also to treat cancer by producing therapeutic molecules from within the tumor environment that shrink the existing tumors, and we've been doing this using quorum sensing programs like you saw in the previous movies.
Or, as artist Patrick Lichty has done: He produced a 3D sculpture of my tumor and put it on sale on Thingiverse.
If the tumor is slow-growing and in one place, surgery might be all you need, if anything.
If the tumor is fast-growing or invading nearby tissue, your doctor might recommend radiation or surgery followed by radiation.
They talk about my community kind of like we're a tumor in the body of America.
You know, a malignant tumor you extract altogether, and a benign tumor you just keep under surveillance.
Muslims, like all other Americans, aren't a tumor in the body of America, we're a vital organ.
But there are some forms of cancer that don't respond to these approaches, and the tumor survives or comes back, even after an onslaught of drugs.
The genes that are modified inside these tumor cells can enable and encode for new and unimagined modes of survival, allowing the cancer cell to live through even our best chemotherapy treatments.
It has to be tiny enough to get through the bloodstream, it's got to be small enough to penetrate the tumor tissue, and it's got to be tiny enough to be taken up inside the cancer cell.
This is the poison that will actually end the tumor cell's life.
I mean, every good weapon needs to be targeted, we have to target this superweapon to the supervillain cells that reside in the tumor.
We have to sneak our nanoparticle past the tumor defense system.
This invisibility cloak allows the nanoparticle to travel through the bloodstream long and far enough to reach the tumor, without getting eliminated by the body.
Second, this layer contains molecules which bind specifically to our tumor cell.
Then, the chemotherapy drug comes out of the core and destroys the tumor cell cleanly and efficiently.
The tumor slowed their rate of growth, but they still grew rapidly, doubling in size over a period of two weeks.
We can add many different layers of siRNA to address different mutations and tumor defense mechanisms.
As doctors learn how to test patients and understand certain tumor genetic types, they can help us determine which patients can benefit from this strategy and which gene blockers we can use.
Arupa also explained that she is using Thomas's retina and his RNA to try to inactivate the gene that causes tumor formation, and she even showed us some results that were based on RES 360.
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