Vitamin D slows progression of cancer cells
date:Nov 28, 2012
been dedicated to studying the molecular mechanisms of vitamin D in human cancer cells, particularly its role in stopping their proliferation, said lead author Professor John White. We discovered that vitamin D controls both the rate of production and the degradation of cMYC. More importantly, we found that vitamin D strongly stimulates the production of a natural antagonist of cMYC called MXD1, essentially shutting down cMYC function.

The researchers also applied vitamin D to the skin of mice
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