Scientists discover unique peptides with anti-cancer potential

This study was led by Dr. Ashraf Brik and post-doctoral fellow have developed a new chemical compound that  inhibit cancer stem cells

Their findings may lead to the development of new treatments for cancer and discovered peptides that are able to repair damaged DNA.

When attached to these ubiquitin chains, such peptides disrupt the said repair mechanism.

Multiple Blue Rings
Multiple Blue Rings

The discovery of the ubiquitin system led to the award of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to three researchers:

Single automated system like adaptive cruise control features, e.g. monitoring speed

By binding to the K48-linked ubiquitin chains on protein aggregates, the researchers created molecules to stop protein aggregation.

The disruption gradually leads to the programmed death of cells.

Conditional automation can alert to any vehicles nearby and make steering adjustments.

The same study hypothesized that when a strong emotion forms inside a person’s brain, it can kill the cells that form a malignant tumor.

High-driving automation. Vehicles can intervene if things go wrong.

This is why cell damage occurs over time, which can lead to the accumulation of damaged DNA and ultimately to cell death.

Full driving automation. Does not require human attention. No pedals or steering wheels.

When this kind of binding happens, it destroys the cells.

Researchers believe this therapeutic strategy could be more effective than existing anti-cancer drugs.

They could also be effective, but doctors already know about their effectiveness.

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