What is p53 and why is it described as the ‘guardian of the genome’? How is p53 linked to cancer? Join us for a Mosaic and Science on Google+ Hangout on air as we speak to Sue Armstrong about all things p53!
Sue is the author of the popular science book “P53: The Gene that Cracked the Cancer Code” and she recently authored a fascinating article on Mosaic Science about “Brazil’s Cancer Curse” (read more at http://mosaicscience.com/story/brazils-cancer-curse).
This HOA will be hosted by Dr Buddhini Samarasinghe. You can tune in on Sunday October 18th at 6 PM UK time. The hangout will be available for viewing on our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/ScienceHangouts) after the event.
Join the conversation using #MosaicHOA
Sue’s book: http://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/p53-9781472910516/
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Yeah, I’m not seeing anything either.
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We’re broadcasting but it appears that it’s not showing up…Gah! Bet it will show up as a recording though.
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Keep refreshing the page.
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Am I correct in the understanding that P53 is not a single protein but a group of proteins?
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Apologies for the massive gap in the broadcast due to technical difficulties – a corrected version of this video is available at: https://youtu.be/BCaCik2bUZE
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