Called scientific Telomireji have succeeded in detecting an enzyme, which plays a major role in the spread of cancer. Secrets of the enzymes responsible for cancer of the curtain to rise significantly in the future will help in the treatment of cancer patients. Professor at the University of Texas Boyolawji cell. Wright said Woodering Telomireji identifying enzymes may help in the treatment of cancer and it will now also be understood that the cancer has spread Telomireji role of enzymes. Noted earlier in the year 1985 of this enzyme was identified but did not know then it could be that this is how to repair enzymes Telomirej.
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