ENOX2: early detection and inhibition protocols
The protein that sets the neoplastic cell apart from the normal one, and what to do when it shows up.
- Why inhibition is selective: ENOX2 is absent from the normal adult cell, and continuous blockade for 48 to 72 hours drives the neoplastic cell into apoptosis
- The ONCOblot: each cancer's pattern in the blood, the tissue of origin and the detection limit, a tumor of about 0.8 mm
- The Capsol-T trial: of the 32 positive participants who repeated the test, 30 turned ONCOblot-negative [CT]
- Protocols A to E: Capsol-T as in the study, the compounded formula, the approach for those who remain positive and the high dose with transaminase monitoring
- The management flowchart, the baseline tests and the interactions, such as green tea with bortezomib

