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Cell Study Holds
Scientific Promise
Of Prolonging Youth
By JOSEPH L. MYLER
WASHINGTON (UPI Scien
tists working with molecules
which boss the work of living
cells may some day learn how
to prolong youth and curb can
cer. This hope was held out
by Dr. T.M. Sonneborn of In
diana University in an address
to scientists celebrating the cen
tennial of the National Acad
emy of Sciences.
Already researchers have
managed to make one kind of
cell stop the sort of work it has
been doing and turn to other
projects. They have set tumor
cells, for example, to manufac
turing products normally pro
duced only by liver cells.
They have intervened so
deeply in the makeup of para
mecia, microscopic one-celled
animals, as to create monstrosi
ties with two mouths and three
vents for waste.
Long-Time Punier
Science has long been puzzled
by what makes one cell func
tion differently from another
possessing generally the same
equipment. The human being
begins as an invisible fertilized
egg which proceeds by cell di
vision to produce more than a
million billion other cells, the
building blocks of the body.
The first cells, Sonneborn
said, seem to be identical. Then
differences appear. Finally, the
body is possessed of scores of
differently functioning cells
which manufacture everything
from toenails to teeth.
This is known as cell differ
entiation, and for a long time
scientists held no hope of ever
understanding it. In the past
decade there has been a "rev
olution" in this field of study
Strange As It Seems bilsiehix
and a growing conviction that
"it will be the area of one of
the next great triumphs of biol
ogy in the decade or two
ahead." 1
The "boss molecules" of cells
are nicknamed DNA and RNA.
DNA is the chief genetic ma
terial, ultimately responsible for
heredity and function. RNA is
the genetic material charged
with carrying out DNA's
orders.
How Does It Happen?
How docs it come about that
two cells with roughly the
same content of DNA and RNA
grow up to perform such dif
ferent chores, the one making
skin tissue, say, and the other
manufacturing ear lobes?
Scientists now believe that
this cell differentiation comes
from regulation the turning on
and off of activity by the
genes in which the boss mole
cules are situated. They are be
ginning to surmise how nature
does this.
By injecting genetic material
from one kind of cell into an
other, experimenters have
forced the treated cell to take
on a new occupation. The
change is permanent, the in
jected cell passing its new pat
tern of activity on through sub
sequent generations.
Sonneborn has experimented
with non-genetic ways of chang
ing cell function and found that
they, too, work. All this sug
gests "future possible practical
applications," he said.
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Fall Meeting of
Association Set
The first (all meeting of the
Jackson County Property Own
ers Rental Association will he
held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.
29, at Medford High school.
An invitation is extended all
persons, who arc owners ot
rental properties, J, N. Boyden,
chairman, announced. Review
ing the contributions made by .
speakers brought before the or-:
ganization last year, Boyden
said members of the associa
tion feel that a "wealth of in
formation to the rental indus
try of Jackson county" was
brought to the attention of in
terested persons through the
association programs.
An equally beneficial program
is anticipated (or the new year,
he said.
Legal, insurance, legislative,
court, investment and taxation
problems were reviewed during
the KMa meeting year through
the contributions o( various
speakers, Boyden pointed out.
Appearing before the group
were K. Hoy Bashaw, Medford
attorney; Floyd Hart, insurance
agent. District Judge L. I.. Saw
yer. Mrs. Barbara Phillips,
Medford attorney, and tax law
authority, Cap '('. Vantlagrttt.
appraiser and real estate con
sultant; and Ray Barker and
Jess Vale, who spoke on tax as
sessments and rental forms.
Negligence Charged In Students' Death
HONOLULU Uri) -An un
employed laborer has been
charged with two counts of neg
ligent homicide in connection
with the traffic deaths early Sat
urday of two students Irom The
Dalles, Ore.
The laborer, Jacob Kahele,
20, of Honolulu, was the driver
o' a car that collided head-on
with a motor scooter carrying
Craig Anghilantc, 19, and Na
than Emmett Francis, 21. Both
were students ot the University
of Hawaii.
They were pronounced dead at
Queens Hospital a (ew minutes
after the accident on Diamond
Head Road.
Preliminary investigation indi
cated that Kahele was overtak
ing another car at the time of
the accident. He was released
on $3,000 bail.
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