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New and Notable This Week

This week’s selection of recently published papers from MDPI journals. Identification of Drivers from Cancer Genome Diversity in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Atsushi Takai, Hien T. Dang and Xin W. Wang...

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Flavonoid Thiol Toxicity: What’s in a Group?

Antioxidants are a direct consequence of the highly oxidizing environment (21% atmospheric dioxygen) in which we live on the third rock from the sun. The switch from anaerobic to aerobic metabolism...

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The Proteasome Activator PA28γ and P53: It Takes Two to Tango, but Which One...

The phosphoprotein p53 was trivially named after the apparent molecular mass it runs on SDS-PAGE, i.e., 53-kilodalton (kDa). Ever since its discovery in 1979 by several groups simultaneously, this...

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New and Notable This Week

This week’s selection of recently published papers from MDPI journals. Identification of Drivers from Cancer Genome Diversity in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Atsushi Takai, Hien T. Dang and Xin W. Wang...

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Flavonoid Thiol Toxicity: What’s in a Group?

Antioxidants are a direct consequence of the highly oxidizing environment (21% atmospheric dioxygen) in which we live on the third rock from the sun. The switch from anaerobic to aerobic metabolism...

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The Proteasome Activator PA28γ and P53: It Takes Two to Tango, but Which One...

The phosphoprotein p53 was trivially named after the apparent molecular mass it runs on SDS-PAGE, i.e., 53-kilodalton (kDa). Ever since its discovery in 1979 by several groups simultaneously, this...

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