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Chapter 7: Infectious Agents In Human Cancer Flashcards

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Abl Viral Oncogene

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Abelson Leukemia of mice

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Erb Viral Oncogene

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Erythroblastosis of chickens

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Myc Viral Oncogene

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Myelocytomatosis virus of chickens

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C-Ras Viral Oncogene

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Cytoplasmic rat sarcoma virus

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H-Ras viral oncogene

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Harvey’s rat sarcoma

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K-Ras viral oncogene

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Kirstein Rat Sarcoma

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N-Ras Viral Oncogene

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Neuroblastoma Rat Sarcoma virus

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Rous Sarcoma Virus

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Can be used to infect tissue culture cells

Causative agent in cancer

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Mutant form of Rous

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Never transforms cells

Lacks V-src

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Retroviruses

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Have single stranded RNA genome that is reverse transcribed into single stranded DNA, then into double stranded DNA

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V-Onc

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Enable retroviruses to acutely transform cells in vitro and in vivo

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C-Onc

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Essential for growth and development

If enough are mutated or amplified, cell has uncontrollable growth

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What enzyme does V-src code for?

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Oncogene (constitutively active)

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What enzyme does C-Src code for?

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Proto-Oncogene (growth factor signaling)

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Src tyrosine kinases

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Transmit integrin-dependent signals central to cell movement and proliferation

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Hallmarks of V-Src

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Induced transformations are rounding of cell

Formation of podosomes

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RSV genes

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Gag
Pol
Env
Src

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Gag gene

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Encodes capsid proteins

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Pol gene

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Encodes reverse transcriptase

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Env gene

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Encodes envelope proteins

Virulence factor

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Src gene

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Encodes tyrosine kinase

Uncontrollable growth as src protein is mutated and lacks inhibitory phosphorylation site

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Lentiviruses

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Retroviruses with long incubation periods

Infect only non-dividing cells

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LTR

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Long terminal repeat

Acts as super promoter

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Shope Papilloma Virus

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Caused by DNA virus

Used as model for HPV vaccine

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Bittner MMTV

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Milk transmitted retrovirus 
Doesn't carry an oncogene
Contains LTR
Doesn't metastasize in mice
Leukemia in mice
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HMTV

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Leukemia is associated with human breast cancers

Immunosuppressive envelope gene may play a role

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MCV or MCPyV

Human Merkel Cell Polyomavirus

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Causes rare aggressive skin cancer

Knock down of mutated viral T antigen causes cells to die

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Oncogenic Viruses

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Latent until animal is under chronic stress

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HTLV-1

Human T cell Leukemia Virus

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T cell regulatory genes in virus and chronic cytokine stimulation

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EBV

Epstein Barr Virus

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Transforms human lymphocytes in vitro
EBV protein can knock out activity of cellular metastasis suppressor gene called Nm23-H1
(Herpes)

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EBV is linked to

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Burkitt’s Lymphoma
Hodgkin’s Disease
Nasopharyngeal Cancer
Breast and Stomach Cancer

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What types of HPV cause cervical cancer?

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16,18,31,45

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What type of drugs increase risk for cervical cancer?

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Immunosuppressive drugs

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HPV

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No oncogenes

Oncoproteins from DNA viruses interfere with growth regulatory proteins

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Hep B

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Readily spread through sex

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Hep-C

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Blood transfusions, dirty needles, etc.

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SV-40

Simian Virus

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Individuals with brain, bone, lymphoma, and mesothelioma cancers have SV-40 in their tumor cells

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Barry Marshall

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Proved H Pylori cause stomach cancer by ingesting a beaker full of the bacterium

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How do infections cause cancers?

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Interfere with immune function
Tissue destruction and inflammation
Directly stimulate cell proliferation
Oncogenes and altered Proto-oncogenes

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Src Viral Oncogene

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Rous sarcoma of squawking chickens

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