Harvesting cancer cells to grow new organs.. stem cell therapy.. program cells to mature in a specific manner.. control that maturation of cells via alteration of genes.. choose the specific genes.. complete the human genome project.. include as many species as possible to cover the entire genetic code present within existence as we know it.. let cancer do all the work us..
In my opinion, stem cells represent an interesting option to understand the dynamics that explain both persistence and change or "disease" in tissues and organisms. They may contain many keys to a more rational theory of cancer (beyond the "mutational" model).
Hello Me. Garcia Rao,
Hope you're well. Thank you for you reply. I would like to know, are trying hard enough to find these 'keys'? If yes, how are we doing that at this point in time as we speak?
In the case of cancer, through the study of tumor heterogeneity and its variation over time, and the role of stochasticity in these variations. One line of study is tumor stem cells.
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