Peter Attia· MD
we discovered that what these cells had done was turned on autophagy and we're using that for survival
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we discovered that what these cells had done was turned on autophagy and we're using that for survival
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when we disabled a pitocin a cancer cell it can't commit side and we're doing that all the time and we could show that then the tumor cells become more tumorigenic but what we didn't expect was the extraordinary propensity for survival we could leave the cells out and put them in buffer they wouldn't die under extraordinary circumstances that we couldn't explain so why would a cell that just couldn't commit suicide survive in buffer with no nutrients at all