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据报道,堪培拉澳大利亚国立大学人类遗传学家的研究人员菲尔·博法博士和他的研究小组,针对人体对致癌物的生理防护作用进行研究后发现了某些遗传成分特别是有胱甘GS—转移酶(GS+)的家族,这种酶能够抑制许多致癌物,并使其失去毒性。 澳研究人员认为,抗癌基因的缺乏能够传给下一代。这就是说,缺乏GS+酶是致癌的一个因素。 澳科学家认为,如果能通过验血检查GS+,
According to reports, Dr. Phil B. Fafer, a researcher of the Australian National University of Human Genetics at Canberra, and his research team have studied the physiological protective effects of humans on carcinogens and found that some genetic components, especially glutathione GS - A family of transferases (GS+), an enzyme that inhibits many carcinogens and renders them toxic. Australian researchers believe that the lack of anti-cancer genes can be passed on to the next generation. This means that the lack of GS+ enzymes is a factor in carcinogenesis. Australian scientists believe that if GS+ can be tested through blood tests,