parvofighter
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Just came across this Russian study on XMRV at: http://bogdan-63.livejournal.com/8591.html . Google's translation is a bit sketchy, but then again my Russian (which consists of "da" and "nyet") is worse.
"Professor Kandel together Alexander calmness of Rossiyskogo Cancer Research Center Blokhin going to seriously deal with this virus. Having studied the American data bank of tissues, they want to determine how long XMRV became infected person. A Russian Oncological check for the presence in their blood of the virus.
It is possible that the inhabitants of our country it is not found, - says Alexander Calm. As you know, it was discovered in the Americas, where he recorded much more frequently than in Europe. We plan to examine the presence of the virus blood cells of cancer patients 100-200. The first results will appear in the winter-spring of next year.
At any rate, it's yet another XMRV study coming down the pipe. They didn't indicate what kind of cancer patients they're looking at. Prostate? Lymphoma? Anyone know any more about this study?
"Professor Kandel together Alexander calmness of Rossiyskogo Cancer Research Center Blokhin going to seriously deal with this virus. Having studied the American data bank of tissues, they want to determine how long XMRV became infected person. A Russian Oncological check for the presence in their blood of the virus.
It is possible that the inhabitants of our country it is not found, - says Alexander Calm. As you know, it was discovered in the Americas, where he recorded much more frequently than in Europe. We plan to examine the presence of the virus blood cells of cancer patients 100-200. The first results will appear in the winter-spring of next year.
At any rate, it's yet another XMRV study coming down the pipe. They didn't indicate what kind of cancer patients they're looking at. Prostate? Lymphoma? Anyone know any more about this study?