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The p53 mutation which abrogates trans-activation while maintaining its growth-suppression activity.
Molecules and cells - 31 Aug 2000
Oh S J, Im M Y
Abstract excerpt
The p53 tumor suppressor protein functions as a transcription factor. It has, however, been previously reported that some p53 mutants are able to suppress cell growth independent of their transcriptional activity [Kaneuchi et al., (1999)]. In order to investigate the correlations between the trans-activation and growth-suppressive functions of p53, we have analyzed five p53 mutants by CAT reporter assay, colony...
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