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Lecture 19 Part 2 Flashcards

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Slide 39 What is a Hematoma?

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What is a soft cal

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How long does it take to repair the fracture process?

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What is the green area on slide 41?

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never mind

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After 6 weeks, you can see the vascularization taking place slide 42

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white is the marrow

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What does fracture healing require?

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VEGF

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Slide 43

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What happens during the early phase of imapired healing in Osteoporotic fractures?

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In normal: In osteoporotic:

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What happens during the Midphase of osteoporotic fractures?

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In normal: In osteoporotic:

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What happens during the late phase of osteoporotic fractures?

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In normal: In osteoporotic:

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What is the hall mark of tumor development?

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Angiogenesis

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How do tumors become highly vascularized?

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By using growth factors like VEGF

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How doe VEGF opetate in tumor growth?

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  1. In early tumor development, VEGF can help establish a new vasculature
  2. As the vasculature networks develops, VEGF can dontinue to help new vasculature grow…
  3. slide 48..
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What is the role of VEGF in tumor angiogenesis?

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Slide 50

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Whats hapening on slide 50

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slide 50

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whats happening on slide 51

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….

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What inhibits Angiogenesis?

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Enostatin and Angiostatin

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What is Endo statin?

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Endostatin is naturally occuring,

serves as an anti-angiogenic angent

19
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What is Angiostatin?

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38kd

is part of a bigger protein called plasmin

Plasmin itself is part of another big protein called plasminogen

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How do you start from Plasminogen and get all the way to Angiostatin?

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Slide 54

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What are Anti-angiogenic Cancer therapies?

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Slide 55

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What are the side effects of using Anti-angiogenic Cancer therapies?

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Where can Anti-angiogenic Cancers therapies interfere with the normal actions of VEGF?

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Explain what’s happening in this slide

Endostatin Treatment

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Slide 57

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as soon as they stop treatment, the tumor reappeared

after a second round of endostatin, tumor was mininmized to the point of very little regrowth

Need to reduce tumor growth to 0?

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KNOW SLIDE 58

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Tyrosice activity

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What is the mechanism of action of anti cancer angiogenesis inhibitors VEGF

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Slide 59

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What does ATP do in this slide

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Slide 60

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What is Macular degeneration result?

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Vision loss,

center of vision field is blurry or abscent

b/c there’s a mass in the eye blocking the vision

Slide 61

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What’s happened in slide 62

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slide 62

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slide 63

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What is demonstrated in slide 64

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VEGF is required for vascularization

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What’s the monoclonal antibody therapy?

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