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Thermo- meterHome Organic Chemistry Molecular ... ... Answers.com - What is a glass stirring rod and a rubber policeman
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posttranslational stabilization mechanisms following certain types of DNA damage (4-6). These and other findings have led to the "molecular policeman" model.
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Aug 1, 2002 ... Over the last decade, it has become clear that the prime molecular policeman in repressing these miscreant elements is p53, the so-called ...
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... development of human carcinomas and that normal p53 protein acts as a " molecular policeman" monitoring the integrity of the genome. In the present study , ...
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The p53 tumor suppressor gene has recently been shown to play the role of " molecular policeman," and is obviously important in the development of many ...
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evidence suggests that normal wilde - type p53 acts as a "molecular policeman", preventing propagation of genetically damaged cells. The accumulated wilde ...
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Flann O'Brien, The Third Policeman, Jim Norton. ... the boggy Irish landscape where policemen discourse at Blarneyesque length on molecular transfer between ...
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shown to play the mle of “molecular policeman,'' and is obviously important in the ... been described as that of a “molecular policeman,” and the gene has both a ...
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So p53 is a molecular policeman which makes sure that the a cell is not stressed and that the DNA is in good shape. If it isn't p53 will not allow replication until ...
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