An Invisible World Buzzing with Communication and Excitement: Jon Lieff, MD
Evolution 2.0
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Cancer and Inflammation
Every cell has genetic changes that go on. In the nucleus, it involves constantly metating, demetaing and phosphates. Cancer cells love two ways to communicate more than others: nanotubes and exoomes. Cancers seem to understand the local language better in the bone or in the lung or in the brain. And they can actually manipulate a mondria into making copies of their mitoconjuet which will really give them red hot energy.
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