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p53 induces transcriptional and translational programs to suppress cell proliferation and growth

Loayza-Puch et al., 2013

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13977478400562348723
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Loayza-Puch F
Drost J
Rooijers K
Lopes R
Elkon R
Agami R
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Background Cell growth and proliferation are tightly connected to ensure that appropriately sized daughter cells are generated following mitosis. Energy stress blocks cell growth and proliferation, a critical response for survival under extreme conditions. Excessive oncogenic …
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