I think a few generations of feeding tumors to parasites might breed some beneficial parasites.
Was it 40 generations for a Soviet research to breed foxes into dogs? How many generations for Mendel's peas?
How fast does trichinosis multiply? Would a tennis ball sized tumor last long enough to raise a herd of predators fast enough to go back in and eat the patients other tumors? um, leeches for colon cancers? No, needs to be blood borne for metastatic stuff.
We wouldn't have to know what the bugs like about the tumors, they'll 'learn to like it" then it is the only thing on the menu.
Was it 40 generations for a Soviet research to breed foxes into dogs? How many generations for Mendel's peas?
How fast does trichinosis multiply? Would a tennis ball sized tumor last long enough to raise a herd of predators fast enough to go back in and eat the patients other tumors? um, leeches for colon cancers? No, needs to be blood borne for metastatic stuff.
We wouldn't have to know what the bugs like about the tumors, they'll 'learn to like it" then it is the only thing on the menu.
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