Toxic fungi associated with the death of researchers who have opened the grave of King Tukhi Amun in fighting cancer.
It is believed that the toxic fungi found that growth inside the ancient graves has dropped a team of 10 archaeologists in a theory known as the “Pharaoh's curse”.
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The fungi crop – known as Aspergillus Flavus – is believed to have been taken by researchers who then developed lung infections and Tofio.
But now, at a miracle of events, scientists believe that toxic fungi can contain elements required to attack leukemia.
They said that fungi contain a “promising” protein, when purified, can help fight leukemia.
According to their research, when combining human cells, the protein is strong enough to disrupt the division of cancer cells.
Cancer is when the abnormal cells are divided into an improper way.
It begins when the gene changes makes one cell or begins a few cells to grow and reproduce too much.
Sherry Gao, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is excited because this could be the beginning of “many medications derived from natural products”.
“The results of penicillin gave us. These results show that many medications derived from natural products are still present,” she told the Times.
“Nature has given us this amazing pharmacy. It is up to us to reveal its secrets,” she added.
“As engineers, we are excited to continue to explore and learn from nature and use that knowledge to design better solutions.”
This comes at a time when researchers at Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic, both in the United States, have developed a new type of JAB to fight pancreatic cancer.
The vaccine uses small molecules called the nanoparticles to train the body's immune system to find and kill “bad” cancer cells.
In early tests with animals and laboratory Models From pancreatic cancer (PDAC), the most common and aggressive type of pancreatic cancer, was more than half of the patients treated completely after obtaining the vaccine.
The vaccine also encourages the body to create its T cells, and immunosuppressive fighters in particular to attack cancer, while building “immune memory” to protect long -term.
Meanwhile, South Korea researchers said they were able to restore cancer cells to a healthier stage.
The team believes that it can prevent progress by exploiting the moment before the natural cells irreversibly turn into sick cells.
Current cancer treatments focus on removing or destroying cancer cells through surgery, radiation or chemotherapy.
But the pioneering discovery can allow cancer patients to restore their healthy cells.
Scientists have published their results in Advanced Science.
The co-author of the new research Kwang-Hyun Cho is a professor of biology at the Advanced Korea Institute of Science and Technology.
He said: “This study revealed in detail, at the level of the genetic network, what changes within the cells behind the development of the cancer, which are a mystery so far.
