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    After 40 years of development, can the target P53 really not be a drug alone?

    • Last Update: 2021-07-27
    • Source: Internet
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    Summary & Discussion


    In summary, it is roughly the general characteristics of the P53 target and its drug development
    .
    The mechanism is still unclear and the function is too complicated.
    It can be said that P53 is a single target and it is difficult to make a drug.
    We often call it a "tumor suppressor gene", but in the final analysis, how to suppress cancer is still not at present.
    Clear
    .
    Is cell cycle arrest&apoptosis&senescence&metabolism vital to P53's anti-cancer effect? Does P53 have universality to inhibit various tumor cells? The answers to these key questions can not only help us further understand the basic biological characteristics of P53, but also further guide the molecular design of effective targeted therapies
    .
    At present, immunotherapy has begun to penetrate into the drug development of this target, and there may be a license period in the future, but it still does not seem to be the key to solve the problem
    .
    However, the reason why the popularity of P53 has continued is naturally due to its special appearance characteristics, and once breakthroughs are made in this type of target, which currently seems to be unpreparable, it is believed that it will be another hot event in the industry, and This will be accompanied by a concentrated output of a large number of products
    .


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