Mangiando diamo `benzina´ al nostro corpo, ma alimentiamo anche le cellule del cancro. Così come le cellule buone, infatti, anche quelle cattive sono dotate di `antenne´ che hanno la funzione di captare ormoni e nutrienti. E' proprio su questi `interruttori´, in grado di accendere o spegnere l'espressione dei geni nel Dna, che un filone di studi targato Associazione italiana per la ricerca sul cancro si sta concentrando per sconfiggere i tumori.
Antonio Moschetta, scienziato Airc, ne parla oggi a Venezia durante la X Conferenza mondiale `The Future of Science´, promossa come ogni anno dalle Fondazioni Umberto Veronesi, Silvio Tronchetti Provera e Giorgio Cini. Una 3 giorni che si chiude domani, dedicata alla lotta alla fame nel mondo ma anche alle relazioni fra dieta, alimentazione `malata´ e sviluppo di
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No-one was injured in the explosion but the reception area was extensively damaged A masked man has thrown what police have described as a "firebomb" into the reception area of a Londonderry hotel. The Everglades Hotel, in the Prehen area of the city, was evacuated after the device was reported at 23:15 BST on Thursday. The device exploded a short time later when Army bomb experts were working to make it safe. No-one was injured in the explosion but the reception was extensively damaged. Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has tweeted: "Derry is a place looking to the future and will not be held back by those living in the past. Their attack on the Everglades must be condemned." PSNI Chief Superintendent Stephen Cargin said: "A masked man went into the hotel and left a hold-all at the reception desk saying he was from the IRA. 'Ball of flames' The device exploded in the reception area of the hotel when Army bomb experts were wor...
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