He looked around the crowd and said word by word: "They discovered that each type of tumor might have an identity code, a specific K Factor and a permanently bound stable target that cannot be altered in evolution. This target is embedded in the identity gene of the tumor cell; once changed or lost, the tumor cell loses its tumor attribute of unlimited division and stops proliferating. In other words, Yang Ping found not just an ordinary target, but the critical point and identity card of the tumor! I believe his K Therapy already applied this theory in treating osteosarcoma, but for pancreatic cancer, the target and corresponding tools have not been found yet, so treating pancreatic cancer requires a different approach."
"This... How is this possible?" an academic exclaimed, "Tumors are notorious for genetic instability and evolutionary escape; how can there be an unchangeable target?"
