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- Tuesday, July 9, 2019 Study identifies new potential therapeutic target in lung cancer Source: Xinhua| 2019-07-08 23:18:14|Editor: Mu Xuequan BEIJING, July 8 (Xinhua) — Chinese researchers have identified a key gene with therapeutic potential in a type of lung cancer. MMP11, a tumor biomarker, has long been found to be associated with tumor progression in certain types of cancer, including breast, liver and colon. In the new study, researchers from Hefei Institutes of Physical Science under Chinese Academy of Sciences tried to decide its role in lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD), the most common type of lung cancer. The researchers first performed gene expression profiling on datasets of LUAD patients, and found the expression of MMP11 increased in both tumor tissues and sera from LUAD patients. Further studies showed that MMP11 played a key role in promoting the proliferation, migration and invasion of tumor cells. They then used anti-MMP11 antibody to treat human LUAD cell lines, and the growth and migration of cancer cells were significantly slowed. In animal studies, administration of anti-MMP11 antibody at a a dose of 1 microgram per gram body weight could significantly suppress tumor growth with mice transplanted with human LUAD tissues. Driver genes refer to genes that help a malignant cancer to form and grow. The researchers said the study indicated that MMP11 was a potential driver gene associated with LUAD and holds potential to be a target for treating lung cancer. The researchers reported their findings in the U.S. journal Molecular Therapy-Oncolytics.
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Monthly Archives: January 2013
A TALE OF TWO CITIES OVER 67 YEARS
This is a photo essay of contrasts and similarities between two cities. One is very close to where I live, and I pass through or visit regularly. The other city is half a world away, and I’ll probably never visit. I … Continue reading
Posted in cultural blinders, culture differences, History & eyeball remembrances, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 1945, 2009, 2013, august 6, corruption, cultural blinders, cultural views, Dave Bing, detroit, enviroment, hiroshima, Kwamme Kilpatrick, photo essay, racketeering, Uncategorized
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Six bad answers to questions raised in Genesis are still six bad answers
Here is an insightful post which GeoChristian has reposted. Some of you have been interested in creation understandings. Here is another look at some of the arguments. Fr. Orthohippo Back in 2009, I (GeoChristian) posted a six-part review of a … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, history, science, science & creationism, Uncategorized
Tagged Answers in Genesis, Apologetics, Blog Recycling, Catastrophism, christianity, creationism, evolution, Flood Geology, Geology, Noah's Flood | Categories: Age of the Earth, Old-Earth creationism, Origins, Young-Earth creationism | URL: http://wp.me/p6IXl-1av
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A. D. 1955, and a look into a crystal ball
A. D. 1955, and a look into a crystal ball. Crystal ball viewers are rarely accurate. (a repost from May, 2011)) I was a junior in high school. Dad bought my mother a bright red 1955 Chevy convertible with a continental … Continue reading
ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH (a prickly subject)
Here is the best article I have seen dealing with the historic, orthodox, and ancient church. It concentrates on the Anglican communion, but can easily extend to other Christian groups. For all readers it can, and probably will, step on … Continue reading
A Fool for Christ, Lawsuits and All
The Russian Orthodox calendar of Saints is little known to many Western Christians, as we are most familiar with Catholicism’s Saints. We miss many instructive and inspirational lives such as St. Zenia of St. Petersburg. The reaction of her relatives … Continue reading
Catholic Diocese making cuts in half of its churches
Here is another example of reductions in a Roman Catholic Diocese. It is similar to the cuts in Streator, IL. This is an example of economic and social reality realigning our church base, not only Catholic but similarly in most … Continue reading
Some Common Myths about Present Day Preaching – Anglican and Otherwise
The Common Myths about Preaching by Rev. Robert Hartley A survey of 20 randomly chosen Anglican sermons produced the lowest ratings of any group studied. Apparently the worst preaching in Canada comes from our pulpits! Myths abound in our culture. … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, christian, Uncategorized, worship
Tagged Anglican, christian, liturgy, myths, myths about sermons, pastoral, sermons
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Is nothing sacred? Even the mild mannered Canadians can be shocked.
Looking across the St. Clair river at Canada, steam is rising from surprised and angry Canadians. Fr. Orthohippo Outcry as Canada puts foreign maple leaf on new banknotes The Bank of Canada has used a foreign Norway maple leaf as … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Canadian banknotes, maple leaf, Uncategorized
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LUTHERAN ORDINARIATE COMING?
This is not a surprise. As a former Lutheran pastor, much of our seminary training revolved around things Catholic (and where they had gone off the rails). Just as in Anglicanism, there are “high church”, middle church, and low church … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, catholic, episcopal, episcopal-anglican, evangelical, history, Lutheran, Ordinariates, orthodox
Tagged Anglican Church in America, Canon Tony Morello, catholic, christianity, church, episcopal, Lutheran, Lutheran Ordinariate, News, RIP, Traditional Anglican Communion, Uncategorized
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Fascinating Satanist theology in defense of “religious liberty”. Why God can not interact with our world. Hmmmm.
By Hunter Walker 1/11 12:45pm A group of Florida-based Satanists will be holding a rally in support of the Sunshine State’s Republican Governor Rick Scott on January 25. According to a press release for the event, the Satanic Temple, … Continue reading
Posted in evil, evil church groups, nature of evil, theology, Uncategorized
Tagged evil, Satan, satanic theology, spiritual abuse, theology
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