[ RadSafe ] RadSafe Digest, Vol 1943, Issue 1

[Nick Rinaldi]

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>   1. p53 book (KARAM, PHILIP)
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> Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2015 14:16:09 +0000
> From: "KARAM, PHILIP" <PHILIP.KARAM at nypd.org>
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> For those of you who are interested in learning more about DNA repair, there's a great book called p53: The Gene that Cracked the Cancer Code, written by Sue Armstrong. I have to admit that, while I'd known that p53 was important in DNA repair, I hadn't known much more than that. This book really gets into the history of research into the p53 gene and protein as well as a lot of information on what we've learned about how cancer is initiated and progresses. I'm still reading it - I have about a third of the book to go - and I have actually found myself trying to finish a section as I walk up and down the steps to the subway platform (no falls yet).
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> So - for any of you who are interested in DNA damage repair, I can heartily recommend this book. Happy reading!
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> Andy
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