Zinc shapes the folding landscape of p53 and establishes a pathway for reactivating structurally diverse cancer mutants

  1. Adam R Blanden
  2. Xin Yu
  3. Alan J Blayney
  4. Christopher Demas
  5. Jeung-Hoi Ha
  6. Yue Liu
  7. Tracy Withers
  8. Darren R Carpizo  Is a corresponding author
  9. Stewart N Loh  Is a corresponding author
  1. SUNY Upstate Medical University, United States
  2. Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, United States
  3. University of Rochester Medical Center, United States
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  1. Adam R Blanden
  2. Xin Yu
  3. Alan J Blayney
  4. Christopher Demas
  5. Jeung-Hoi Ha
  6. Yue Liu
  7. Tracy Withers
  8. Darren R Carpizo
  9. Stewart N Loh
(2020)
Zinc shapes the folding landscape of p53 and establishes a pathway for reactivating structurally diverse cancer mutants
eLife 9:e61487.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.61487