The TP53 gene is like the cell's chowkidar, ji — it stops damaged cells from growing out of control. When it stops working, those cells can turn cancerous. You see, my life is the obvious answer; I have Li-Fraumeni, so this gene failed from birth for me. Waise, the 'what happens' isn't a textbook case here — for my family, it's scans every year, waiting to see which 'rogue cell' the missing guard missed this time.
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