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Study on tumor cell RNA cross-anticancer mechanism in non-tumor mice experimental model
Abstract
To report the experiments of fractal structure and self-similar function in biological coupled oscillation brings life system waving growth in life organism. At the same time by self-organization the system openness come into being to maintain stability features of growth survival. From this, the orderly oscillation of tumor cell RNA was recognized that this process could lead to system sequentiality openness. According to waving growth of basic research the procedure could be sure to turn into a model as out of control of growing in tumor. Then in complete contrast that derived from the same component which have cross resistance effect. It shows that its biological behavior is converted as only a single physical power to play action by inactivated processing. Subsequent further confirms the essential roles whether essential roles link up with recovery of physiological function. The result in that it could exhibit feature of anticancer owing to be endowed tissue embryonization response. So that it also exerts preventing on senile chronic diseases. In theory, the concept of this tissue response in life organism closely link up with the single physical power of RNA component so as to bring up specific procedure of growing and subsisting that deal with keeping life vigor generalized explanatory.
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