HepC genomic celullar factors

[Kalio1]

http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2006/08/10/1786290.htm

[Kalio1]

Thank you for your very sweet comments and support. Hope you are having a good day today. We are one day closer to our goal!

[OnAPrettyPoison]

And I just had a cup of coffee.....and my vitamins!

[amirtracy]

Hi Kalio.
I just wanted to say, because i haven't yet, that i'm sorry about your latest results. you're a tremendous support here and i've always appreciated your wisdom and advice. you helped me from the beginning when i was first dx and i thank you for that. i'm always here if you ever need me, and if anyone can turn things around it's you.

[sfbaygirl]

Ooooh, now you're getting the gist of the fun!

[Kalio1]

is cummin seed an organic viagra??

;)

[Kalio1]

LOL that is what I thought too "where are they then and why cant I have some now?"

This is preliminary research but it does point to some interesting possible future solutions. I had another interesting article on protein "silencing" but I cant find it for the life of me. What I find attractive is that drugs are not involved but just snafuing the process does the trick. Interesting to watch what they discover with this.

[sfbaygirl]

Yep, I agree with Jim, Rocker, it does take a degree to read your breakfast menu.

K; I got that too, but what proteins and why aren't we taking them?

[Kalio1]

I understood it to mean that they have isolated proteins that are needed by the HCV virus to replicate and if they block or "silence" them the virus is unable to replicate and the virus becomes undetectable.

[jmjm530]

Most of us need a university degree to understand what you eat for breakfast :)

[jmjm530]

I think it means if you screw around with the hcv viral genes enough, you'll either find a cure, or at least have your work reviewed by someone who can't write very well.