I have to give a chemistry project tomorrow in class and I need to have a basic understanding of what goes on chemically between chemotherapy drugs and the cancerous cells. Like what element interacts with what and how the chemo drugs stop the cancer cells from replicating. If anyone even has a most basic chemical explanation as to what occurs I would really appreciate it.

Cancer from smoking

If baking soda and maple syrup are bound by cooking on the stove top could one drink the mixture and assume that the chemical bond between the two would go past the stomach and be taken up by cancer cells? Could this bound mixture reach the cells? Thanks for your opinions. RobP

Lung Cancer