It's newton's law of pubmed... for every citation, there is a citation of equal magnitude in the opposite direction.
I think it is also clear from years of gene array that changes in gene expression in the absence of robust (not singular) protein expression analyses are not overly useful.
>The data presented show that these potent agonists of Trp-p8 significantly inhibited the growth of Trp-p8 positive tumors in mice by as much as 77 percent over controls (p=<0.0001).<
If this is valid and exciting, perhaps you can explain what types of tumours these were, etc... The AACR abstract gives no detail, and DNDN's PR in this provides no detail. I don't see how this proves anything one way or the other since the result can not be studied or critiqued in detail.