French scientists study the use of tobacco to treat cancer

Arantissiere is a biologist who intends to use the molecules of tobacco plants to create a cheaper and more effective way to produce anti-cancer therapies. Tissiere said: "These molecules (taxol and taxotere) have been used to treat ovarian cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer and prostate cancer." He is head of the Librophyt research company in the area of ​​Saint-Paul-sur-Dells in southern France. He said: "These molecules are used in chemotherapy and are crucial in preventing the proliferation of cancer cells."

Both of these molecules have historically been extracted from yew. However, the low concentration of these two molecules in the tree has led to the overuse of these molecules and has almost disappeared in some countries. In addition, the extraction process is expensive and time-consuming because the trees must be mature before they can be extracted.

To solve this problem, Tissie used tobacco to produce this substance. He will use the wild species of this plant, not the kind of tobacco plant used to make cigarettes. He chose this plant because "it has produced the kind of molecule we need." This plant is easy to grow and is also cheap, which can reduce the cost of cancer treatment. He said: "We can also guarantee normal production and produce a normal number of molecules."

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