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p53 Protects Cells from Death at the Heatstroke Threshold Temperature

  • Lu Gong
  • , Qinghe Zhang
  • , Xiao Pan
  • , Shuming Chen
  • , Lina Yang
  • , Bin Liu
  • , Weijun Yang
  • , Luyang Yu
  • , Zhi Xiong Xiao
  • , Xin Hua Feng
  • , Haihe Wang
  • , Zhi Min Yuan
  • , Jinrong Peng
  • , Wei Qiang Tan
  • , Jun Chen

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Abstract

Gong et al. report that in contrast to promoting apoptosis in hyperthermia conditions, both zebrafish and human tumor repressor p53 protect cells from death by preventing a hyperreactive heat shock response at 40°C, the heatstroke threshold temperature (HTT). They may provide a strategy for individualized therapy for p53-deficient cancers.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)3693-3707.e5
JournalCell Reports
Volume29
Issue number11
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 10 2019

Keywords

  • ATM
  • cell death
  • heatstroke threshold temperature
  • Hsc70
  • Hsf1
  • Hsp90
  • human cell
  • hyperthermia temperature
  • p53
  • zebrafish

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