Cuba's Lung Cancer Vaccine Coming To The US!

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(10-30-2015, 03:00 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Relax, Brad.  All I was doing was asking a question.

Isn't Interleukin-2 a protein used in conjunction with chemotherapy?

I was just asking because I have no idea what it means to "wrap chemo in protein".

It was a thread I had on the old board a while back, and I thought you commented on it.

Anyways, cancer loves protein, so wrap the chemo in protein, and the cancer attacks the protein and tries to take it in, which, in turn, releases the chemo in/on/around the cancer, which kills it without killing the healthy cells and healthy parts if the body.

There obviously still might be some damage to healthy cells, but nothing major, and it was working on patients tested.  

Not long after, I stopped being able to find anything on it.