lecture 3: viral origins of cancer Flashcards

1
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oncovirues

A

virus associated with cancer

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2
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oncoviruses accounts for __of all cancer and __ of cancer deaths

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16%, 10%

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3
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human papilloma virus

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non lytic , 200 types, only a few oncoviruses

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4
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vaccine for non-lytic HPV

A

gardasil 9

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5
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cancers from HPV

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cervical, throat, hematological cancer

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6
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HPV protein expression

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E6/E7 –> inactivate p53 and pRb

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7
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Epstein-Barr Virus

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nasopharyngeal cancers and lymphoma
lytic
200k cancers per year worldwide

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8
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Hepatitis B & C

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liver cancer
causes acute heapititis

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9
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explain why cancers caused by virus might be eradicated before chemically caused cancer

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  • has to have a host in order to propagate
  • if you can block what causes it then you can end if for good
  • herd immunity
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10
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how to determine if a malignant mass originated from a retroviral infection

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  • use reverse transcriptase
  • in general, you can sequence and look for sequences that are not of human origin or RNA that are not of human origin
  • can potentially look at the function and the pproteins that arise from this
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