23 Jul Production of the organic proteocrystal “chrysoeverine”
Abstract
An organic proteocrystal derived, by biotechnological engineering, from the species Samia cyntia, which communicates antigrowth characteristics to certain human pathogenic conditions. The crystal is proposed as basis for the pharmaceutical manufacture of antineoplastic and antiviral agents. The crystal is well tolerated in human systems and does not interact with homeo tissue. The mechanism of action of the crystal occurs at the genetic level by causing the stop in the growth of certain oncological and viral processes. This process also systematically stimulates the production of genetic agents in order to produce an autovaccination capacity. This crystal is cruciform and exhibits a rare quality of quadripolarity. Other uses include a filtering agent for free radicals and other antigens and as base substance for research relating to the nature of growth factors, anti growth factors, factors for genetic alteration and the nature of cell polarity.
Year: 1990
Country: FR
Doc No: 2636966