How cells choose to die

David Lane ()
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David Lane: Ninewells Hospital Medical School

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6859, 25-27

Abstract: Humans have several ways of keeping cancer at bay, and the p53 protein forms a crucial part of this self-defence. The newly discovered action of a p53-binding protein helps explain how cells respond to p53.

Date: 2001
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