How can a previously considered housekeeping protein be potentially oncogenic?

04 April 2014 1 4K Report

In the attached paper, the authors found that the eukaryotic initiation factor eIF3b is oncogenic, surprisingly, eIF3b could only affect some proteins(not all). What are the possible mechanisms?

Mazin A. Jawass

i think it is for the following reasons

1. the paper attached especially if plastic

2.chemicals added as presevatives

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