Hypothesis for Cancer Research: Mucinous Cancer

One of the bad types of gastroenterologic cancers such as Gastric and Colon cancers is the one known as Mucinous Cancer.  Basically, this cancer produces a Mucin assumed to be a viscous liquid surrounding the cell.  This tumor spreads early and deeply. At the time it is found, most of the time, the cancer is in advanced stage.  Researchers have explained this phenomenon by stating that this Mucin contains many ingredients suppressive to immunity (including Cytokines), and soluble Molecules (such as Prostaglandin E2) that may down regulate local immunity against the cancer.  It may also have those metalloproteases that we discussed in our earlier post for research suggestions on Oct, 14, 2012
Prostaglandins in general respond to anti inflammatory agents.
CAN WE MEASURE THE LEVEL OF TISSUE PROSTAGLANDINS IN MUCINOUS CANCERS AS A PREDICTOR OF ANTI-INFLAMMATORY (ASPIRIN) MAINTENANCE THERAPY POST PRIMARY TREATMENT TO DECREASE RATE OF METASTASIS IN COLON AND GASTRIC CANCERS?

CAN ANTI-MUCIN (AFTER WE KNOW THE REAL CONTENT FOR SPECIFIC CANCER TISSUE) PROVIDE AN INCREASE OF ANTIBODY BINDING TO CANCER CELLS?

TREG CELLS are cells involved in tolerance of our own cells.  They work to stop us from killing our own cells.  ARE THEY INCREASED IN CANCERS TO DECREASE CELLULAR IMMUNITY AGAINST CANCERS?

CANCER CELLS SEEMS TO HAVE A SELF GROWTH HORMONE WHICH IS SECRETED IN ITS IMMEDIATE SURROUNDING.  THIS HORMONE ACTS THROUGH RECEPTORS ON THE EXTERNAL MEMBRANE OF THE CELL.  THE PROFILE OF RECEPTORS ON CANCER MEMBRANES IS DEFINITELY DIFFERENT FROM THE NORMAL CELL.  WHY CAN'T WE PRACTICE "PROFILING" BY INVENTORYING ALL THE RECEPTORS (OR CRITICAL RECEPTORS)?
RECEPTORS ARE MADE BY GENES MOSTLY, WE CAN CONTROL THESE THROUGH OUR KNOWLEDGE OF GENETICS.  IF WE KNOW RECEPTORS EXCLUSIVE TO CANCER CELLS,
CAN WE DEVELOP ANTIBODY TO THESE RECEPTORS?