Mechanisms of Cell Deviance Flashcards

1
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what type of disease is cancer?

A

it is a genetic disease

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2
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what happens if you removed 2/5 liver lobes of a rat?

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it will regenerate in 5-7 days

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3
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what can zebra fish regenerate?

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their heart

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4
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what are the efficient mechanisms that prevent mutation?

A

cell cycle control
proof reading mechanisms
genetic code

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5
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what are the 10 hallmarks of cancer?

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avoiding immune destruction
evading growth suppressors
enable replicative immortality
tumour-promoting inflammation
activating invasion and metastasis
genomic instability
inducing angiogenesis
resisting cell death
deregulating cellular energetics
sustaining proliferative signaling

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6
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what is neoplasia?

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literally new growth - refers to neoplasms/tumours

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7
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what is a neoplasm?

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any tumour where growth is uncontrolled

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8
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what is a tumour?

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swelling

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9
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what is oncology?

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from oncos - greek for swelling to describe tumours

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10
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benign?

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usually slow growing and do not metastasise

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11
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malignant?

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having features of invasiveness, metastaiss and anaplasia

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12
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anaplasia?

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lots of differentiation becoming a more primitive cell type

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13
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cancer?

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a malignant neoplasm

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14
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what is cell senesce?

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when they lose their ability to proliferate

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15
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what are the reactive oxygen species?

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O2-, H2O2, HO*
(oxide ion, hydrogen peroxide and hydroxide free radical)

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16
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ROS?

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reactive oxygen species

17
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What is glycation?

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non-enzymatic reaction leading to the attachment of sugars to proteins, DNA and lipids

18
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AGE?

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advanced glycation end products

19
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Properties of AGE?

A

Pro-oxidant
Pro-inflammatory
- They interact with RAGE
Can lead to chronic conditions

20
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RAGE?

A

Receptor for AGE

21
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What is involved in the quality control system for protein misfolding?

A

Chaperones
Ubiquitin proteasome system

22
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UPR?

A

unfolded protein response

23
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A prion?

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a type of protein that can trigger normal proteins to fold abnormally

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