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Wild Type p53 Inhibits Apoptosis Induced by bcl2 Silencing in Malignant Tumor Cells

2023-11-30

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In cancer gene therapy, anti-apoptotic gene bcl2 was one of the target to be aimed in some malignant tumor cells. Theoretically, when bcl2 expression is suppressed by siRNA technique, malignant tumor cells would undergo more apoptosis. However, in our study, different malignant tumor cells responded differently as human non-small cell carcinoma cell A549 was sensitive while cervical carcinoma cell Hela was resista...

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4c76c52c-64d3-5ff5-a131-0719e6dafab6
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3661060/v1
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