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topgunber
RB , when HYPOphosphorylated, does the same at g1/s.
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vetafig692
p53 is an important tumor suppressor gene, particularly in its ability to cause a cell to undergo apoptosis in the event of damage. p53 activity also holds the cell at the G1/S regulation point (B), limiting DNA synthesis.
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p53 is an important tumor suppressor gene, particularly in its ability to cause a cell to undergo apoptosis in the event of damage. p53 protein activity also holds the cell at the G1/S regulation point (B), limiting DNA synthesis.