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http://www.bbc.com/news/health-42976851
Always new studies. Lets hope something good comes out of them.
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Fascinating stuff. The
Fascinating stuff. The mention of glycine is interesting in CRCs as KRAS G12D is the substitution of a glycine by an aspartic acid and G12V is the substituion of a glycine by a valine. Maybe excess glycine results in a mutation? I'm sure that we could figure out the pathway to this but it may be that excess of some chemicals can make it easier for mutations to happen.
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Geeze
mikenh you are so darn smart. Seriously.
I looked at the foods that contain glycine, unfortunately for me I eat a lot of them. Don’t know how much a person can possibly give up!
hopefully this dis overly will need to something that will help all of us.
Pam
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