Proliferation

... trials (not a loyal lifestlye choice perhaps?). Also the cranberry fruit itself contains polyphenolic extracts that inhibit the growth and proliferation of breast, colon, prostate, lung, and other tumor cells, as do flavonols, proanthocyanidin oligomers, and triterpenoids. The unique combination ...

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Here's a quote, from your link, that you neglected to post: However, despite the rapid proliferation of evolutionary novelties which undoubtedly occurred at this time, at least some of the phenomenon is attributable to the acquisition of preservational characteristics ...

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... peroxide to induce cell death, so I don't know how it actually works, but one possibility is that small concentrations of peroxide provoke cell proliferation by non-specifically activating them. Surely you can find a concentration high enough to actually cause cell death - just titre a long ...

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I am curious and have done my fair share of digging but for the life of me cannot find an answer to why they call the unchecked proliferation of cells cancer. Most medical diseases are named for the discover, an acronym, or some latin derivation that gives a description of the condition. ...

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... sounds pretty good to me, too. What I earlier said about using AB serum instead of FCS mainly applies only if you want to e.g. measure specific proliferation of T cells when stimulated by an antigen. But since AB serum is much more expensive than FCS, the latter is probably the optimal choice ...

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