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MDM2 Antagonists and p53-Targeting Therapies in Cancer: Clinical Applications, Adverse Effects, and Resistance Mechanisms

2025-01-01

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Background: Worldwide, cancer is the primary cause of mortality. Research indicates that around half of all cancer types are caused by p53 mutations or downregulation. Alternative or complementary therapy methods are, therefore, desperately needed. The relationship between p53 and the proto-oncoprotein MDM2, a ubiquitin ligase frequently overexpressed in AML that causes the degradation of p53, is an intriguing pla...

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69298f4d-99e0-5cf2-b498-6ecefac3d40e
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10.55940/medphar202567
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