TP53 mutations upregulate RCP expression via Sp1/3 to drive lung cancer progression.

Abstract excerpt

Mutant p53 (mtp53) can exert cancer-promoting activities via "gain-of-function", which has become a popular research target. Although lots of researchers focus on the tumor-suppressor role for p53, the regulation of mutant p53 remains unknown. Here, we report a mechanism by which mtp53 regulate the transcription of Rab coupling protein (RCP) to influence lung cancer behavior. First, we show that RCP is...

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