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Scientific Articles

►Primary Article:

Kulsh, J. (1997) Targeting a key enzyme in cell growth: a novel therapy for cancer. Medical Hypotheses 49, 297-300.

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Referenced Articles:

Selected sections of a few articles referenced in the primary article:

►1. A Table comparing enzyme activity in normal and cancerous tissues from reference 1:

Weber, G. (1983) Biochemical strategy of cancer cells and the design of chemotherapy. Cancer Research 43, 3466-3492.

►2. Outcome of first scientific direct current electrotherapy study from reference 4:

Humphrey, C.E., and Seal, E.H. (1959) Biophysical approach toward tumor regression in mice. Science 130, 388-390.

►3a. A portion of Introduction,

►3b. A portion of Results with the main Table, and

►3c. A portion of Discussion (and Conclusion) from reference 7:

David, S.L., Absolom, D.R., Smith, C.R., Gams, J., and Herbert, M.A. (1985) Effect of low level direct current on in vivo tumor growth in hamsters. Cancer Research 45, 5625-5631.

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