Give one (1) example of a Tumour-Suppressor. Explain what its function is, what pathway(s) It is...

Give one (1) example of a Tumour-Suppressor. Explain what its function is, what pathway(s)

It is involved in, and how it contributes to cellular transformation and oncogenesis.

Give one (1) example of a Tumour-Suppressor. Explain what its function is, what pathway(s)

It is involved in, and how it contributes to cellular transformation and oncogenesis.

can u tell me please in briefly

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