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Cancer… is a disease whose everyone gets nervous as soon as he hears it. Cancer sometimes increases gradually and sometimes suddenly dominates the body. Till now, the deteriorated sales in the treatment of cancer are eliminated from the root, but now a new research has come out, in which cancer cells can be changed again into normal cells.

There were many difficulties in traditional treatment

Talking about the treatment of cancer, sometimes chemotherapy and radiation are the only one, which is eliminated the cells. But chemotherapy and radiation have a lot of side effects on the body. Due to this, fatigue in patients, weak immune system and other diseases surround the patient.

New discovery- Revert Technology

But now a new research has surfaced, in which the gene activities of the cells are monitored and the computer is melted from the computer. This model shows which genes can control cancer cells and which are not. The special thing is that instead of eliminating cancer cells from this technic, it can be normalized. Scientists have named this technique Revert. This research has been done by scientists of Kaist (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) of Korea.

Test on colorectal cancer

Scientists have used Revert Technic on the samples of patients. It was found that only the pair of genes named MyC and YY1 decide the direction of cancer. When scientists controlled them, cancer cells began to behave again like normal cells.

Now what expectations in future

The special thing is that this technology can be useful not only in colorectal cancer but also in diseases like lungs and breast cancer. If the Revert technology is successful, then cancer patients need tough treatment like chemo and radiation. This can also give a new direction in Stem Cell Research and Regional Medicine.

What is the situation at the moment

Let me tell you, this research is still limited to the lab. It will now have to undergo clinical trials. However, scientists say that this cancer can open a new and safe path in treatment. The entire research has been published in International Journal Advanced Science.