They discovered that the cellulose that forms the backbone of the biofilms differed from the cellulose found in plants—it had a phosphoethanolamine sidechain that does not occur in plants.

For phosphoethanolamine we found just a single type of diffusion, characterized by burst durations <1 ms. Phosphoethanolamine shows no observable sign of heterogeneous diffusion in the plasma ...

President Dilma Rousseff signed Thursday (Apr.) the law authorizing the use of synthetic phosphoethanolamine by patients diagnosed with cancer, with the permission defined as being of public ...

Patients who choose to use phosphoethanolamine, popularly dubbed “cancer pill,” will have to produce medical proof of their diagnosis, and sign a term of agreement and responsibility.