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- I have big tumor, i think i might have to go do an X-ray.
- Yes, go do an X-ray because it might turn out to be cancer cells in your body, but hopfully not
- Im here because i have a tumor and i want it to get checked to see if its cancer or not.
- Thats bad news! But don't worry we will get you checked up as soon as possible.
- We got the results of the X-ray and unfortunately it is cancer.
- What would cause that, and how can i cure it?
- What could've caused that!
- Chemotherapy is a type of cancer treatment that uses one or more anti-cancer drugs as part of a standardized chemotherapy regimen. Chemotherapy may be given with a curative intent, or it may aim to prolong life or to reduce symptoms. (3)
- One more information i want to tell you about cells, a process called apoptosis which is the programed cell death to eliminate the unwanted cells for example apoptosis kills the cells between the fingers when a hand is developing. (6)
- Cancer is when cancer starts to divide abnormally, and your cells don't respond to the normal regulatory signals. Also it can be in your genes, but i don't want you to worry as we caught it on stage 1 so there is no need for chemotherapy or anything like that. We just need surgery to remove localized tumor (1)
- Internal regulators is when cells are responding to events happening inside the body. For example, cells will not divide if the chromosome has not been copied. (5)
- A friend of mine once told me something about Internal regulators, do you mind explaining it to me. (4)
- Okay thank you so much doctor, but what is chemotherapy. (2)
- I will go to him now!
- There is a guy outside who has a skin burn, all skin is removed, we need your help now!
- My whole skin is burnt, how can i fix it?
- You will take a little medication but, external regulators will help your skin to heal due to the growth factors, Growth factors are an important group of external regulatory proteins. Growth factors stimulate the growth and division of cells. Other external regulators have the opposite effect, causing cells to stop or slow their cell cycles. Stopping or slowing a cell cycle can be just as critical as stimulating growth. Stopping the cell cycle can prevent excessive cell growth and keep body tissues from disrupting one another. Lastly, external regulators respond to events outside the cell.
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