ribosomes
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Initially thought of as a DNA-damaging drug, 5-fluorouracil mainly kills cancer cells by interfering with ribosomal RNA, opening up new avenues for care.
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Cancer cells with mutated p53 undergo apoptosis by stalling ribosomes at rare leucine codons, inhibiting protein translation.
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