Sleeping cancer cells

In turn, Dr. Warburg addressed the latency period for transforming normal cells to abnormal ones, expressed in terms of sleeping cancer cells as follows Since the increase in fermentation in the development of cancer cells takes place gradually, there must be a transition phase between normal body cells and fully formed cancCT cells. The result is that we may have cancer cells which indeed look like cancer cells but are still energetically insufficient. Such cells, which are clinically not cancer cells, have lately been found not only in the prostate, but also in the lungs, kidney, and stomach of elderly persons. ... 

An additional line of defense is provided by natural killer cells (NK cells), a type of circulating lymphoid cell able to kill cancer cells, to participate in antiviral defenses, and to help control immune responses.273 -276 NK cells, which utilize their own signaling pathways, are also able to use MHC class I molecules to recognize and to spare the lives of normal, healthy cells.277/277a b Partial deprivation of a night s sleep can reduce NK cell activity, damaging the cellular immune response.278... 

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