GENETICS - Oncogenetics Flashcards

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Which mutations causes MEN 2a and MEN2b?

A

RET proto-oncogene on chromosome 10

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abl oncogene is associated with what condition?

bcl oncogene is associated with what condition?

hox-11 oncogene is associated with what condition?

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  1. CML and AML
  2. B-cell lymphoma
  3. T-cell leukaemia
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What is c-myc oncogene associated with? (3)

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  1. breast cancer
  2. lung cancer
  3. burkitt’s lymphoma
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What is ras oncogene associated with?
what is ret oncogene associated with?

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  1. thyroid, colon, lung, pancreas cancer
  2. MEN 2A, MEN2B, thyroid carcinoma
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What is p53? Where is it located?

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a tumour suppressor gene located on chromosome 17

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What is the function of p53? What is it stimulated by?

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Holds cell in G1 phase to allow repair of DNA before mitosis. Stimulated by ionising radiation.

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What are the main proto-oncogenes? (5)

What are the main tumor suppressor genes? (8)

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abl, bcl, hox-11, cmyc, ras, ret (5)

p53, Rb, APC, VHL, P16, BRCA 1, BRCA 2, MENIN (8)

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What is genomic imprinting? Example?

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Difference of phenotype expression depending on origin (maternal or paternal) of the disease chromosome

Paternal 15q12 deletion - Prader Willi syndrome

Maternal 15q12 deletion - Angelman syndrome.

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