tumor-suppressor gene

Genes {tumor-suppressor gene} {anti-oncogene} {recessive oncogene} can control oncogenes. Tumor-suppressor genes mutate and no longer make enough tumor suppressors, and this allows cancer to begin. For example, p53 gene protein suppresses growth, but p53-gene mutation allows growth. Tumor-suppressor genes {retinoblastoma gene} {Rb gene} {p53 gene} {APC gene} {MYC gene} {BCL-2 gene} {RAS gene} number 15 or more and regulate cell division.

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