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Transcriptional activities of mutant p53: when mutations are more than a loss.
Journal of cellular biochemistry - 15 Nov 2004
Kim Ella, Deppert Wolfgang
Abstract excerpt
The dominant oncogenic properties of mutant p53 have been recognized as a phenomenon associated with tumor progression a long time ago, even before it was realized that the major function of wild type p53 is that of a tumor suppressor. Recent advances in this fascinating area in tumor cell biology reveal that the community of mutant p53 proteins is comprised of proteins that are extremely diverse both...
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