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The Evolutionary Blueprint: Unicellular Origins, Gene Expression, and the Rise of Cancer Cells
Over time, cells experience continuous damage from environmental factors. When this injury occurs repeatedly, it creates selection pressure.
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Evolving Paradigms of Cancer: A Shift in Understanding
The process is not one of adding new mutations but rather stripping away layers of control that block primitive cellular functions.
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5 days ago8 min read
Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: Rethinking the Genetic Paradigm
This paradigm shift not only redefines how we view cancer’s origins but also opens new doors for prevention and management strategies.
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6 days ago9 min read
The Evolution of Cancer: How Ancient Pathways Fuel Modern Disease
This metabolic reprogramming is not a random mutation-driven process but a fallback strategy encoded in the evolutionary history of life.
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Nov 1711 min read
Food: More Than Just Fuel
We’ve been conditioned to see food primarily as fuel, the truth is, food plays a far richer role in our bodies than simply providing fuel.
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Nov 118 min read
The Fructose, Uric Acid, and Evolution Conundrum: A Sweet Mystery
From an evolutionary standpoint, fructose may have offered survival advantages by providing a rapid, concentrated source of energy.
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Nov 117 min read
Why Fructose is the Liver's Kryptonite: The Metabolic Disadvantage
Fructose metabolism differs from glucose metabolism, and is particularly adept at promoting fat storage and disrupts metabolic health.
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Nov 34 min read
Mitochondrial Fusion vs Fission
Chronically elevated insulin levels might be a contributing factor to the RalA-DRP1 pathway that leads to mitochondrial fragmentation.
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Nov 38 min read
The Dynamic Nature of Biology vs. the Reductionist Approach of Physics: A New Perspective on Genes and Health
Life is not just a series of isolated mechanisms but a dynamic, self-organising system.
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Oct 137 min read
Nature vs. Nurture: A Complex Interplay
Instead of a one-way street, they see human development as a two-way interaction between the individual and their environment.
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