Lactobacillus for ribosome peptide editing cancer

Abstract

This study reviews newly discovered insect peptide point mutations as new possible cancer research targets. To interpret newly discovered peptide point mutations in insects as new possible cancer research targets, we focused on the numerous peptide changes found in the 'CSP' family on the sex pheromone gland of the female silkworm moth Bombyx mori. We predict that the Bombyx peptide modifications will have a significant effect on cancer CUP (cancers of unknown primary) therapy and that bacterial peptide editing techniques, specifically Lactobacillus combined to CRISPR, will be used to regulate ribosomes and treat cancer in humans.

Keywords: CSP model; CUP; Cell multifunction; Cell ribosome; Cysteine insertion; Genetic disease; Glycine insertion; Malignant tumor; Mutational alteration; Protein recoding.