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First one needs to understand cell differentiation. Each cell is programmed to carry out a specific job in the body and then die. This process is called cell differentiation. Cancer cells malfunction by refusing to die. Instead, they multiply and invade normal tissue.

Cell differentiation therapy takes the approach of understanding how the cell works, how cancer cells develop and then seeks ways to correct the "broken switches" that are signaling cells to malfunction.

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