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Involvement of p53 R72P polymorphism in

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The g-allele of MDM2-snp309 exhibited a stronger capacity than the t-allele to drive the full-length p2 promoter of the MDM2 gene in several human cell lines, suggesting that the association between MDM2-snp309 and breast cancer is likely multifactorial rather than due to inconsistent gene expression in different cancer sources.

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