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The Potential of Neuronal Transplantation in Treating Parkinson’s Disease

Why ZFNs Are Less Common in Genome Editing

The p53 gene is a tumor repressor gene responsible for regulating cell replication cycle to prevent them from growing and proliferating too fast. Additionally, it also induces programmed cell death (apoptosis) in irreparable cells to inhibit the development, growth, and proliferation of tumor cells.