Kinase kiểm soát 2 không cần thiết cho việc điều chỉnh phản ứng p53 nhưng cần thiết cho việc ngăn chặn G2/M và sự sống còn của tế bào trong các tế bào có khuyết tật p53 dưới stress nhiệt

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