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Illustration: The Tumor Suppressor P53 Is Degraded By A Proteasome

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P53 blue tagged with ubiquitin yellow is degraded into small peptides by a proteasome violett. p53 prevents cancer formation and acts as a guardian of the genome. Mutations in the p53 gene contribute to about half of the cases of human cancer

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anticancer apoptosis biochemistry cancer cell chemotherapy damage death degradation division dna enzyme growth healthcare medical molecule mutation oncogene p53 peptide protease proteasome protein proteolysis suppressor tag tetramer therapy tumor ubiquitin

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