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A subset of CB002 xanthine analogues bypass p53-signaling to restore a p53 transcriptome and target an S-phase cell cycle checkpoint in tumors with mutated-p53

2021-06-02

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Mutations in TP53 occur commonly in the majority of human tumors and confer aggressive tumor phenotypes including metastasis and therapy resistance. CB002 and structural-analogues restore p53 signaling in tumors with mutant-p53 but we find that unlike other xanthines such as caffeine, pentoxifylline, and theophylline, they do not deregulate the G2-checkpoint. Novel CB002-analogues induce pro-apoptotic Noxa protein...

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73766fd9-9730-52e9-a233-268b17d448d8
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10.1101/2021.06.01.446687
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