p53-family proteins are regulated by interacting partners such as MDMs and mutant p53.
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p53-family protein–protein interactions have a central role in cancer development.
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p53-family protein–protein interactions are appealing targets for cancer therapy.
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Yeast has contributed to the knowledge of p53-family protein–protein interactions.
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Anticancer candidates have emerged from yeast by targeting p53-family interactions.
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