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B-MYB is required for recovery from the DNA damage-induced G2 checkpoint in p53 mutant cells.
Cancer research - 1 May 2009
Mannefeld Mirijam, Klassen Elena, Gaubatz Stefan
Abstract excerpt
In response to DNA damage, several signaling pathways that arrest the cell cycle in G(1) and G(2) are activated. The down-regulation of mitotic genes contributes to the stable maintenance of the G(2) arrest. The human LINC or DREAM complex, together with the B-MYB transcription factor, plays an essential role in the expression of G(2)-M genes. Here, we show that DNA damage results in the p53-dependent binding of...
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