Curious Bridges Could Explain Cancer Cell Spread
Curiosity about cancer bridges suggests they may be key to rapid growth and spread. Two research teams, Sloan-Kettering and Langley NA S A, report cancer cells forming living bridges to normal or other cancer cells, transferring DNA antigens and potentially triggering division. Further work isolates altered normal cells and cancer DNA to prove bridging effects and guide preventive chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Bendich
Ellen Borenfreund
Yuji Honda
Sloan-Kelieving Institute For Meer Research
New York
Clarence C. Cone Jr
Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics
Langley Research Cen‘ter
Jrampson
National Aeronautical and Space ’Administration
Sloan Sheltering
Jonle
Bridges Between Cancer Cells Show Self-contained Growth Might Drive Tumor Spread
Scientist Cone observed cancer cells forming bridges in tissue cultures and during time-lapse studies. Bridges linked cells in colon and skin cancers, transferring electrical signals that triggered further cell division. The results suggest a network that could explain rapid cancer growth in the body and may affect how radiation or spaceflight impacts cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
New York
Cone
Personal Finance Guide on Donated Clothing Value
A guide explains how to value donated clothing for tax deductions using fair market value. It cites the National Institute of Drycleaning and IRS rules, noting receipts or memos may substitute receipts, and provides example life expectancies and value tables for items like shirts and suede jackets based on age and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzy
Dad
National Institute of Drycleaning
Institute
Twornal Revenue Service
Sture
von Ginnes
Amish Education Clash Goes Back To Wisconsin Court
The Monroe County case pits three Amish fathers against state charges for not sending high schoolers to public school. State officials say the move harms the wellbeing of youth and public peace, while Amish advocates argue the action violates religious rights and their community’s way of life. The debate reflects a broader Midwest trend as Amish schooling seeks to balance faith with state standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
New York
Midwest
Monroe
Wis
William B. Ball
Harrisburg, Pa
Kansas
Iowa
Dean M. Kulley
National Council of Churches
Mennon
Europe
Pennsylvania
Quotable Quotes From Women From The Associated Press
A collection of brief remarks from women on love, future hopes, family, aging, and achievement. Hazel Scott discusses interracial marriage, Rose Kennedy reflects on JFK’s birth and not having children, Stephanie Mills voices disillusionment, Mario Andretti’s wife speaks after Indy 500 win, Lillie Jordan comments on aging, and Joan Collins notes shifts toward safety and restraint.
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Hazel Scott
Adam Clayton Powell
Beryl Slocum
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