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Laser Disrupts AKT Hydrogen Network in Cancer

Том 30, Выпуск 4, 2020, pp. 369-375
DOI: 10.1615/CritRevEukaryotGeneExpr.2020035187
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The cancer metastatic process is supported by the strong AKT hydrogen bond network. This network is formed by positive feedback loops generated in the cancer hypoxic microenvironment through the genomic AKT signaling locus. Laser paired photons disrupt the hydrogen network of the AKT active site by laser catalyzed fusion inducing the disappearance of the malignant phenotype. Paired photons increase photon density and energy at the target, inducing fusion of the AKT hydrogen network in cancer. Thus, targeting the network of the AKT active site by paired photons laser guided electrons catalyzes fusion and dismantles the hydrogen bond network, causing conversion of hydrogen into deuterium or helium. This results in the disappearance of cancer complexity, robustness, and malignant phenotype, leading to cancer cell apoptosis and effective clinical applications.

Ключевые слова: hydrogen network, laser fusion, photon
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