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The p53 gene (specifically TP53) is a critical tumor suppressor gene, often called the "guardian of the genome," that prevents cancer by repairing damaged DNA or inducing cell death (apoptosis) in damaged cells. Mutations in p53 are found in over 50% of all human cancers, leading to uncontrollable cell growth and tumor formation.Key Aspects of the p53 Gene:Function: Located in the nucleus, the p53 protein acts as a transcription factor, bindingโฆ read more
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Members explored the TP53 gene, known as the guardian of the genome, sharing how mutations or deletions like del 17p can make multiple myeloma... Read more
I do.have the 17p (TP53) deletion detected and beta-2-microglobulin of 5.56 a double hit of Stage 3 MM, I was given 18 months at diagnosis. I am here more than 2 years later with no SCT and asymptomatic tolerating treatments well. The experts still have a lot to learn about MM.
Beware please! Kaylee Marie in the link above have been found to be giving out scientifically and medically false information. She has been found to expound on appalling health claims in order to sell unproven detox products.
Her background is multi level marketing, supplement sales and self publishing.
She is known for creating medical fear in order to sell products.
As to P53 treatments, there are no FDA approved treatments at the moment, though there is research ongoing
Wow you all know way more then me
@A MyMyelomaTeam Member,
Try asking your question on Q & A. I think more people will see it. Q & A is on the top bar above.
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