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Tomatoes key to Alzheimer's cure



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Published Date: 10 July 2008
TOMATOES could be used as a vaccine against Alzheimer's disease, after a breakthrough in South Korea.
Scientists have discovered a way of genetically modifying tomatoes to fire up the immune system, which involves using genes from a protein that causes the disease.

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  • Last Updated: 09 July 2008 9:31 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Alzheimer's Disease
 
1

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 10/07/2008 01:13:43

Keep Going why don't you,?

Your getting nearer what,..'Charles The Wise One' has been telling you All!

'FOLIC ACID' Dear Chap!

BTW! I have 'Wittiness' and expect my share of your Profits, when I,,'The Wise One' is,..

'Proved Correct!'
2

Boy Wonder,

10/07/2008 09:11:44
Charles ... what are you doing here on the back pages? That's unusual ... even for you!

Yet here you are ... wittering away as usual. Your meds are lonely without you!

 

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