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. 2019 May 31;11:5033–5046. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S190932

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Therapeutic strategies.

Notes: The current anti-cancer therapies target operational functions and properties common to all cells and thus have adverse side effects against normal tissues for which use of certain of these functions and properties is potentially vital. Exclusively targeting the specific products of the trophoblastic master genes would de facto make cancer cells lack a suitable logistical support to survive whereas normal tissues would not be impacted as every operational function and property of normal cells would remain unaltered. X, Y, Z represent the master genes that determine the various types of tissue, eg, X may be the group of epidermis master genes, alike Y for kidney epithelium, or Z for thyroid epithelium, etc. “Troph.” represents the trophoblastic master genes.