Yesterday most were at or near 52 week highs.
Researchers discover potent way to grow new blood vessels in the heart to bypass clogged arteries.
The discovery may lead to a new treatment for people with coronary artery disease or peripheral vascular disease. The researchers reported in Nature Biotechnology that cells expressing telomerase and another viral protein survive much longer when grown outside of the body and form functional tissue following transplantation in the body without any evidence of cancer. What we have discovered during animal and human testing is that OGF slows the growth of a variety of human tumors and dramatically reduces the spread of cancer cells. When it slows things down enough, the body's own immune system can fight the cancer cells. The study to be published in tommorows issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences validates telomerase as a target for anti-cancer drug therapy.