The mitosis-differentiation checkpoint, another guardian of the epidermal genome

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Abstract

The role of p53, the original “guardian of the genome”, in skin has remained elusive. We have explored p53 function in human epidermal cells and demonstrated the importance of a mitosis-differentiation checkpoint to suppress potentially precancerous cells. This model places epidermal endoreplication as an antioncogenic mechanism in the face of irreparable genetic alterations.

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Gandarillas, A., Molinuevo, R., Freije, A., & Alonso-Lecue, P. (2015). The mitosis-differentiation checkpoint, another guardian of the epidermal genome. Molecular and Cellular Oncology, 2(3). https://doi.org/10.1080/23723556.2014.997127

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