T H E S A / Communications Gina Kirchweger / PET / / /
Facility
Karlsleder’s laboratory / Cancer Center / laboratory of Inder Verma / Salk Institute / laboratory of Beverly Emerson / laboratory of Martin Hetzer / laboratory of John Thomas / ~Martin Hetzer Building / /
IndustryTerm
cancer prevention / cancer therapy / cancer therapies / cell machinery / cancer treatment / gene products / cellular p53 tumor suppressor network / transcription machinery / /
MedicalCondition
widespread and lethal cancers / rare inherited cancer syndrome / viral infection / Metastasis / p53deficient cancer / human tumor / solid tumors / heart disease / questions surrounding cancer / colon cancer / gliomas / acute promyelocytic leukemia / Peutz-Jeghers syndrome / malignant brain tumors / induced glioblastomas / brain tumor / brain tumors / glioblastoma / non-small cell lung carcinoma / individual tumor / cancers / leukemia / tumor / human brain cancer / cancer / massive tumors / tumors / disease / oncogene-induced lymphomas / self-perpetuating cancer / different diseases / common and malignant brain tumors / blood cancers / individual cancers / lung cancer / diseases / cervical carcinomas / thyroid cancer / scientists conducting cancer / tumor viruses / pituitary cancers / human disease / disorders / cellular p53 tumor / /
National Cancer Institute / Salk Institute / Institute’s office of Development / Salk Institute for Biological Studies / Post Office / /
Person
Inder Verma / Matthew Weitzman / Reuben Shaw / Richard M. Nixon / Martin Hetzer / Tomotoshi Marumoto / Jonas Salk / Sarah Loffler / Renee Read / Joe Belcovson / Robert Holley / Yunyuan V. Wang / Renato Dulbecco / David Shackelford / Tony Hunter / Kent Schnoeker Photographers Susan Trebach / Jan Karlseder / Michael Witcher / Reuben Shaw Enlisting / Geoffrey Wahl / Sarah Lifton / Judy Hodges / / /
Position
Drosophila model / President / postdoctoral researcher / Vice President / Development & Communications For / Director / Science Writer / Director / Scientific Communications Editor / Production Coordinator / postdoctoral researcher in Shaw’s lab / /
Going viral When it comes to cancer prevention, the tumor suppressor p53 is something of a jack-of-all-trades. It can activate repair proteins when a cell’s DNA has sustained damage. It