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  • Precancerous growth in a human colon
    cancer
    / Other tumor suppressor genes

    …the tumor suppressor gene called MTS1 (from multiple tumor suppressor), which also goes awry in a variety of sporadic tumors. MTS1 codes for a protein called p16. When functioning properly, the p16 protein prevents the cell cycle from progressing from the G1 stage to the S stage through an interaction…

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    …the tumor suppressor gene called MTS1 (from multiple tumor suppressor), which also goes awry in a variety of sporadic tumors. MTS1 codes for a protein called p16. When functioning properly, the p16 protein prevents the cell cycle from progressing from the G1 stage to the S stage through an interaction…

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