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. 2000 Oct 17;97(22):12244–12249. doi: 10.1073/pnas.180320897

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Comparison of the p53 spectra of G→T transversions from lung cancer (radon-, asbestos-, and mustard gas-associated cases excluded) of ever smokers and cancers in non-lung tissues least accessible to smoke (see Table 1). Hot- and “warm”-spot codons are indicated. Codon 248, one of the strongest BPDE targets, appears not to be a G→T transversion hot spot in either lung cancer or non-lung cancer spectra.