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Consultation

Well, sory that I'm anserwing so late, but I had some job to do.

Most of ammonium in human organism comes from degradation of most of aminoacids (exactly in α position), exept lysine, threonine, proline and hydroxyproline. Im process called transamination - moving α-amino groups from aminoacid to α-ketoglutarate by enzymes ALAT or AspAT. Then L-glutamate (created after joining α-ketoglutarate and α-amino groups) is transported to liver, where another enzyme - glutamate dehydrogenase, transforms α-amino group to ammonium, which enters to urea cycle. In human organism ammonium is only transformed to urea.

As for depression, critical point is not adrenaline but serotonin. Also depression it self is not cause of neoplasia. It is rather co-factor that make easier to development of neoplasia casused by depression of immune system.

And as for simillarity of symtomatology of neoplasm and postradiation disease, I'm not revelant in here because my job is to find differences between them ;) I've also wanted to point, that leukemia is type of cancer (in Polish equivalent of cancer is nowotwór złośliwy, English equivalent of our rak is carcinoma).

Well for now thats all :) Radomil talk 22:39, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

Too late... I'm on 6th year :) Radomil talk 19:02, 17 October 2006 (UTC)

No może łatwiej bedzie sie dogadać jak będę pisał po polsku :)

Abstahując od kwestii pochodzenia amoniaku w organizmie, oraz jego skutecznosci w eliminacji metali ciężkich. Eliminacja czynników wywołujących nowotwór nie spowoduje wyleczenia. W momencie gdy nowotwór już istnieje, rozwija się on autonomicznie (carcinogenesis). Wówczas konieczne jest niszczenie samych komórek nowotwórowych. Zaś samo podawanie amoniaku moze mieć poważne skutki (Hyperammonemia). Pozdrawiam Radomil talk 18:50, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

Carcinogeneza z zimną fuzja nie ma nic wspólnego. Carcinogeneza to w gruncie rzeczy seria mutacji, (mutation). Mutację mogą wywołać zarówno czynniki fizyczne (promieniowanie jonizujące, ale i ultrafioletowe), czysto chemiczne (tu bym raczej podejrzewał rolę cyny, być może - choć nie mam danych o jej działaniu, wypiera ona odgrywający ważną rolę w replikacji DNA cynk (Zinc finger), po czysto biologiczne np. wirusy, które do genomu gospodarza wbudowuja własne geny (np. HPV), które uwalniają kaskadę prowadzącą no nowotworzenia. Jednak w którem z mechanizmów cyna miała by być rakotwórcxa - nie wiem.

Co do zwalczania przyczyny. Posługując się analogią z wirusami, choć może lepiej bakteriami - antybiotyki są skuteczniejsze.. Przyczyna choroby nowotworowej jest obecnosć tkanki nowotworowej. Zwalczamy zatem komórki nowotworowe (chemioterapią, radioterapią, metodami chirurgicznymi). Jest to działanie identyczne z podawaniem antybiotyku zabijającego komórki bakteryjne. Proponowana przez ciebie idea leczenia byłaby odpowiednikiem nakazania noszenia maski na twarz osobie która zaraziła cię anginą, aby na ciebie więcej nie kichała. Pozdrawiam Radomil talk 13:51, 4 January 2007 (UTC)

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AfD ?

Sorry for us who live in the antipodes, your comments in the AfD discussion on Australian newsreaders don't make sense. Nobody is suggesting Coletta is guilty of anything and I fail to see the relvance of broadband--Golden Wattle 21:57, 10 May 2007 (UTC) (an obviously humourless Australian)

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Raveau

I can never get footnotes to work right, that's why I did the inline cite like I did. Sorry. Corvus cornix 22:45, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

al-Durrah

Hi Greg,

We actually have an entire section dedicated to that controversy. Of course if you feel that anything is missing, do expand it. Cheers, Tewfik 05:04, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

Hi, and I thought I was the only kid on the block who had figured it out. I think about expanding the article, though I don't promise nothing. Got an alibi, been 6000 miles away when it happened. See ya around. greg park avenue 15:56, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

Thank you

It was very kind of you to grant me a barnstar and also leave your enlightening note about how a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. :) I agree. I hope one day we get to share that dream. Tiamat 12:16, 25 July 2007 (UTC)

You're welcome. Someday this dream will come true and the small town sheriff will be shot (the metaphor borrowed from Bob Marley's lyrics meaning using guitars rather than shotguns). It happened once in the sixties, it will happen again. And thank you for the outstanding performance at Misplaced Pages, way above the standard. greg park avenue 15:16, 25 July 2007 (UTC)

I love Marley. There was a place in Nazareth that used to play his music between Arabic tunes all the time. It closed down, but the spirit that built it lives on. Here's hoping. And thanks again for the gracious compliment. Tiamat 09:37, 26 July 2007 (UTC)

Thank you for loving Bob (and I hope Rita too) Marley. greg park avenue 17:10, 27 July 2007 (UTC)

Your recent post

I understand that the "Allegations of apartheid" series has everyone on edge and worked up. But please stay on topic and don't veer into comments like this one. Article talk pages are areas to work toward consensus; your comment is only going to be perceived as nationalistic, offensive, and off-topic and won't advance that goal. MastCell 18:13, 6 August 2007 (UTC)