histones curing cancer

histones are like DNA spools, the more spools, the more gradual the rate of DNA replication. They found during the mid 20th century that removing them from yeast causes the yeast to grow 3 to 5 times as rapidly.

Noting that oncocytes also have histones, lets deliver drugs to cancers that cause them to produce more histones, or histones that move more gradually. It seems to me that siRNA that cause gooifying or gradualization of what may be otherwise normal histones would strongly slow cancer growth permitting the immune system to outpace the cancer.

Another advantage of this histone velocity modification approach to cancer drugs is the reduction of the velocity of metstatization.

Bringing the chemicals that effect histone velocitization change to cancer cytes could occur with gene therapy to angiogenesis, programming rapifly dividine endothelial cytes to also make histone slowing cytokines

One pleasant thing about this is that it might work on all cancers

Another use, which would be anticancer as well as beneficial generally would be to reduce the number of histones at hematopoeisis, which generates the immune systems leukocytes. Both making these more rapidly, as well as making particular leukocytes with more rapid DNA processing as they wandered the body, could create a generically stronger more quickly responsive immune system