L5 - Cancer and genome Flashcards

1
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which mechanisms zorgen ervoor dat de errors uit het DNA worden gehaald tijdens DNA raplicatie?

A
  • polymerase
  • exonuclease
  • Mismatch repair systeem (MMR)
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2
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function exonuclease

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does proofreading and deletes mis-incorporated basen

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3
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Function translesion polymerase

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able to bypass DNA damages during translesion

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4
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examples of translesion polymerases

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  • Pol E
  • REV1
  • Pol n
  • Pol k
  • Pol L
  • Pol O
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5
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Pol n function + what happens when mutated?

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can deal with UV damages

- When mutated –> xeroderma pigmentosum ( =sunsensitive and high chance of cancer)

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6
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most common causes of spontaneous mutations

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depurination (guanine becomes lost)

Deamination of 5mcystosine ( cytosine becomes thymine)

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7
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Types of DNA repair pathways

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  • Base excision repair (BER)
  • Nucleotide excision repair (NER) (UV light, cigarette smoke)
  • Double strand break repair (ionization radiation)
  • ICL repair
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8
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Whar causes Lynch?

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MMR mutation

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9
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Gene panel sequencing

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you sequence the genes that are frequently mutated in a certain type of cancer to see if there are mutations

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10
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Passenger mutations

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don’t contribute to the pathogenesis of cancer

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11
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driver mutations

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give a growth or survival advantage

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12
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There are different mutation processes during cancer development.

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  • Deamination of methylated cytosines (C>T)
  • Signatures of tobacco smoking (C>T)
  • Burst of APOBEC induces deanimation (C>A)
  • awry DNA repair pathway (C>T and C>G)
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13
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Mutational signatures: SBS4

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C>A mutation, associated with smoking.

Found in lung adenocarcinoma, lung squamous carcinoma, small cell lung carcinoma, neck cancer, liver cancer

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14
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Mutational signatures: 4

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frequent in smokers

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15
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Mutational signatures: SBS7

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in skin cancers and cancers of the lip, due to UV light

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