Heme onc Flashcards
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protein C or S deficiency–> mech? pres?
can’t inactivate V and VIII incr. thrombotic skin necrosis and hemorrhage post warfarin administration
Burkitt’s translocation
8:14, c-myc
CLL presentation
often asympto maybe autoimmune hemolytic anemia
HbC mutation
glutamic acid to lysine at residue 6 of B globin
heme synthesis AA source, cofactor, rate limiting, inhibitors
gly + B6 ala synthase : rate (affected in x-linked sideroblastic anemias) glucose and heme inhibit
8:14 translocation
burkitts, cmyc
drug that prevents mast cell degranulation
cromylyn sodium
lead poisoning kids vs. adults
succimer for kids dimercaprol and EDTA for adults
RBC membrane prot–>sequester HCO3
HCO3/Cl antiporter
adult T cell lymphoma pres
cutaneous japan, w afr, caribbean *aggressive
costimulatory signal for T cells
CD28
what activates/inactivates bradykinin
activates: kallikrein inactivates: ACE
mantle cell lymphoma translocation
11:14 cyclin D1
imatinib toxicity
fluid retention
trastuzumab mech
antiHER-2 (HER2 = TK)
eosinphils make arylsulfatase purpose
limit reaction after mast cell degranulation
1-2 allele a-globin deletion->?
nothing really, insignificant
pharm cause of B12 deficiency
longterm PPI
heparin-induced thrombocytopenia mech
IgG against heparin-pt factor 4-> activate pts->thrombosis and thrombocytopenia
tPA works by?
activating plasmin which cleaves fibrin mesh
T cell marker
CD3
thrombomodulin mech/fxn
activate protein c–>put brakes on thrombus formation
MTX vs. 5FU and leucovorin rescue
MTX myelosuppression: leucovorin reverses 5-FU not fixed
ferrochelatase reaction
adds Fe to protoporphyrin to form heme