Metástases em gordura?

... com duas drogas já aprovadas? Em ratos.
https://zap.aeiou.pt/celulas-cancerigenas-gordura-236065

Citando:
"Em seguida, trataram os ratos com duas drogas: rosiglitazona, que é usada em pessoas para tratar diabetes tipo 2, e trametinib, uma droga anti-cancro que inibe o crescimento e a disseminação de células cancerígenas.

Os cientistas descobriram que, quando os ratos recebiam a combinação de drogas, as células cancerígenas que se libertaram do tumor inicial transformaram-se em células adiposas. Além disso, as drogas também suprimiram o crescimento do tumor e impediram novas metástases."

Dieta gorda ajuda à metastização (cancro)

Estudo em ratos:
http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/740924/cancer-breast-lung-ovarian-tumour-protein-spread-high-fat-diet


"The report, which has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ shows eating fatty food can cause cause aggressive cancer to spread - a process called metastasis.
During the research, mice were given a high fat diet, including palmitic acid - a major component of palm oil which is found in lots of household products.
A study, which was partly funded by UK charity Worldwide Cancer Research, has identified for the first time a specific protein called CD36 on cancer cells which have the ability to spread.
CD36, found in the cell membranes of tumour cells, is responsible for taking up fatty acids"

Forma como cancro se propaga melhor compreendida (metástases)

http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/682809/Medical-breakthrough-Scientists-understanding-cancer-spreads