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Tumor formation in p53 mutant ovaries transplanted into wild-type female hosts.
Oncogene - 7 Oct 2004
Chen Chun-Ming, Chang Junn-Liang, Behringer Richard R
Abstract excerpt
P53: gene alterations correlate highly with advanced ovarian carcinoma in women. In mice, p53 deficiency predominantly results in the formation of lymphomas and sarcomas. However, ovarian epithelial tumors have not been documented in p53 homozygous mutant (p53-/-) mice, probably because they die before other tumors can form. To determine whether p53-/- ovaries can develop epithelial tumors, they were transplanted...
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