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In good times and bad: p73 in cancer
15 Jun 2008
Abstract excerpt
It is widely accepted in cancer biology that p53 has a tumor suppressive activity, which is lost during tumorigenesis most frequently by mutations in the p53 gene. The discovery of p73 as the first homologue of p53 raised immediate expectations about p53-like tumor suppressor activities. Although tumors show changes in the expression level of p73 and differences in the expression pattern of p73 isoforms,...
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