The probable factors by which mutant p53 attains new abilities are the upregulation of the expression of chromatin-regulating genes, including MLL1, MOZ, MLL2, acetyltransferase, and methyltransferases, and the regulation of other transcription factors, such as SP1, SREPB, p63, and p73
The product of the pentose phosphate pathway is not ATP, but reducing power in the form of NADPH which is used as an electron donor in many biosynthetic reactions and in reactions that protect cells from oxidative damage
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Reconstituted peptide stability