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Research reports from B. Altenberg and co-authors provide new insights into life sciences
Published in Cancer Weekly, February 5th, 2008
Data detailed in 'Expression levels of 63 p53-related genes add up to similar values in 24 different tissues and are unified in cancer' have been presented. According to recent research from Heidelberg, Germany, "The expression patterns of 62 genes interacting with p53 have been investigated in 24 normal and cancerous tissues using NIH's dbEST library. The expression levels of individual genes, such as the TTP53 gene itself, but also other genes, vary up to 33-fold among the 24 different tissues and no consistent pattern can be recognized."
"However, when expression levels for all 63 genes are summed, these 'cumulated levels' are surprisingly constant over the 24...
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