The discovery of a substance that prevents the spread of cancer

Scientists at the University of Basel have discovered a substance that inhibits the formation and spread of metastases or secondary foci of malignant tumors that appear in the final stage of cancer.

Scientists say that 90% of cancer patients die.

Transients are expressed by blood flow in new tissues distant from the underlying tumor. These cells bind to each other, forming clusters of aggregates that cause dissociation of the disease.

Scientists discovered that the main role in the formation of these groups was due to the genetic control mechanism, which makes the cancer cells separate similar to the stem cells, helping them to adhere to the tissue and division, proving that the destruction of these cells clusters in individual cells inhibits the mechanism mentioned.

The researchers tested 2,486 medical preparations approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and found that the inhibitory substance Na + K + ATPase analyzed the clusters of discrete cells.
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