Eight-year-old girl at the table suggested to his father, doing research in the field of cancer treatment, new drug. The idea of a child proved to be surprisingly productive.
Professor at the University of Manchester, Michael Lisanti once asked his eight-year daughter Camille during a family dinner about how she became a treat cancer . Without hesitation, the girl said that would apply to the treatment of antibiotics, "as for sore throats." Initially Professor Lisanti and his wife, also engaged in research in the field of cancer treatment , were very skeptical about the idea of his daughter. However, laboratory tests have shown that a few cheap and widely used antibiotics can kill the cancer cells most dangerous.
In general, antibiotics successfully compete with the seven most common types of cancer, including breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer, and some are difficult to treat brain tumors. A drug doxycycline, which is widely used for the treatment of acne, has been particularly effective. Meanwhile, the cost to pharmacies in hundreds and thousands of times less than the price of some cancer drugs.
Charities to help victims of malignancies believe that this study shows that the answers to some of the most significant issues are right in front of our eyes. It was found that certain antibiotics do not provide malignant cells produce mitochondria - small "engines" that supply energy cells. 4 common antibiotic killing cancer stem cells in samples of prostate tumors, breast, lung, pancreas, skin, brain and ovarian cancers.
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