Why DNA Breaks Down In Cancer Cells

Agustin Gonzalez

Summary:

So this article is about DNA and how cancerous cells damage or destroy the DNA. In the cancer cell doing this, it can cause many major damage like causing it to grow rapidly. So now, the Hebrew researchers at the University of Jerusalem discovered that during the early stage of a cancerous cell, the cell lacks in specific types of builiding blocks to support regular DNA replication. So the question now is if you can supply those essential "building blocks" externaly? If so, how can that even be possible.

Opinion:

I think that in time they will finally realize that it could be possible but not in the near future. At least thats what I think. But if scientists already have the capacity and resources, then I say go for it. If they were to figure out a way to externaly supply those building blocks then they could save many people from recieving cancer due to tcancerous cells. Although some expiriments in future trails may fail, its worth the reward of achieving it.

http://www.biologynews.net/archives.2011/05/03/Hebrew_University_Researchers_demonstrate_why_dna_breaks_down_in_cancer_cells.html