Revolutionary drug hits cancer by killing

Washington Agencies

A joint research team from the Universities of Southern California and Nagoya has developed a new drug that is still in its infancy: it can stop the growth of cancer cells by striking and disrupting its internal biological clock.

The team has so far tested the mice and obtained positive results: the treatment promises to develop a new and unprecedented method to curb the growth of destructive cancer cells and malignant diseases.

According to scientists, the brain controls the human biological clock, but recent studies have shown that many cells in the body contain their biological clock. Research has shown that, if the body's biological clock is disrupted, many diseases can result.

This idea has been questioned by a team of international scientists who have decided to target the biological clock of cancer cells and confuse their growth.

"In some cancers, the disease dominates the mechanism of the cell's biological clock and exploits it for" perverse "purposes in order to promote its growth.

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