1) Explain why p53 is referred to as “the guardian of the genome” in your own...

1) Explain why p53 is referred to as “the guardian of the genome” in your own words. Be sure to discuss its normal function, it’s role in cell signaling, and the responses to DNA damage. Then what happens in cancer?

2) Why are targeted therapies more desirable than classical cancel treatments?

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