Hallmark: evading growth suppressors
Evading growth suppressors means cutting the brakes that normally stop division, p53 and RB above all.
TP53 (50% of cancers), RB1, CDKN2A (p16), PTEN, NF1, APC losses. CDK4/6 inhibitors re-impose the RB brake; MDM2 inhibitors and p53 reactivators try to restore p53; PTEN loss sensitises to AKT inhibition.
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