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Cancer is a complex pathology characterized by aberrant cell proliferation, resistance to induced cell death, and tumoral cell capacity to leave initial tissue and form distant tumors (metastasis). In addition, cancer cells favor angiogenesis which is necessary for tumor survival, progression and dissemination. Genetic events leading to genome instability enable those cell deregulations, in particular gain of oncogenes and loss of tumor suppressors functions observed in all cancer cells. The tumor protein p53 is encoded by the tumor suppressor gene TP53 which is mutated in more than fifty percent of human tumors, these mutations leading to loss of its tumor suppressive function.

Antioxidant Role of p53 and of Its Target TP53INP1