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Classic and novel roles of p53: prospects for anticancer therapy
José J. Fuster
, Silvia M. Sanz-González
,
Ute M. Moll
, Vicente Andrés
Pathology
Stony Brook University
Spanish Council for Scientific Research
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Transcription-independent
100%
Anticancer Therapy
100%
Accelerated Aging
50%
Transcription Factor
50%
Apoptosis
50%
Gain-of-function
50%
Transcriptional Activity
50%
Tumor Cells
50%
Tumor Protein p53 (TP53)
50%
Recent Advances
50%
Cancer Treatment
50%
Clinical Setting
50%
Senescence
50%
P53 Activity
50%
Wild-type p53
50%
Laboratory Research
50%
Growth Arrest
50%
Independent Activity
50%
Human Tumors
50%
Cancer Resistance
50%
High Expectations
50%
Mitochondrial Transcription
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
P53
100%
Anticancer
100%
Transcription
33%
Programmed Cell Death
11%
Transcription Factor
11%
Wild Type
11%
Tumor Suppressor Protein
11%
Immunology and Microbiology
P53
100%
Tumor Cell
11%
Wild Type
11%
Transcription Factor
11%
Programmed Cell Death
11%
Neuroscience
P53
100%
Transcription Factor
11%
Tumor Suppressor Protein
11%
Growth Disorder
11%
Programmed Cell Death
11%