Patient progress : the guardian angel gene.
- Date:
- 1998
- Audio
About this work
Description
P53 has been identified recently as the most frequently mutated gene in cancer. This gene is called the guardian angel gene because it has a special protein called P53, which is capable of destroying cancer cells and stopping them multiplying. The programme explains how P53 works, as well as reporting on research into E6 and MDM2 gene therapy.
Publication/Creation
London : BBC Radio 4, 1998.
Physical description
1 sound cassette (30 min.)
Notes
Broadcast 18 August 1998
Creator/production credits
Ernie Levin; David Lane; Peter Hall; David Meek; Geoff Wall; Karen Heussen; Carol Purvis; Sue Armstrong.
Copyright note
BBC Radio
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Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores1026A