Preserving the function of the guardian of the genome, p53: Tumor suppressor ING1b inhibits functional inactivation of p53 by somatic mutation and viral oncognes via up regulation of its target gene, 31/January/2015, 19.34

Preserving the function of the guardian of the genome, p53: Tumor suppressor ING1b inhibits functional inactivation of p53 by somatic mutation and viral oncognes via up regulation of its target gene, 31/January/2015, 19.34

Preserving the function of the guardian of the genome, p53: Tumor suppressor ING1b inhibits functional inactivation of p53 by somatic mutation and viral oncognes via up regulation of its target gene, 31/January/2015, 19.34 150 150

Idea Proposed/Formulated by: Dr L Boominathan Ph.D.

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Citation: Boominathan, Preserving the function of the guardian of the genome, p53:  Tumor suppressor ING1b inhibits functional inactivation of p53 by somatic mutation and viral oncognes via up regulation of its target gene, 31/January/2015, 19.34, Genome-2-Bio-Medicine Discovery center (GBMD), http://genomediscovery.org

Significance: This study suggests, for the first time, that ING1b, by increasing the expression of its target gene, it may inhibit the functional inactivation of p53 by somatic mutation and viral oncognes. Thereby, it may safeguard the function of the guardian of the genome, p53. Thus, pharmacological formulations encompassing “ING1b or its activators”  may be used to inhibit the development of human tumors. 

Amount: $ 500*

Undisclosed information: How ING1b preserves the function of the guardian of the genome, p53

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