Mutation & Cancer Flashcards

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Silent mutation

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Nucleotide pair substitued for another yet leads to the same amino acid - No impact on protien

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Missense mutation

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Base susbition leads to different amino acid - May or may not effect protien

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Nonsense mutation

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Base substituion leads to premature stop codon - Large impact esp if occurs early on

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Insertion mutation

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Addition of base causes frameshift leading to premature stop codon - Major impact esp if early

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Deletion mutation

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Deletion of base resulting in frameshift and premature stop codon- Impacts everything else in translation

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3 Nucleotide pair mutation

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Three bases deleted loses an entire amino acid - May or may not have impact

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Sickle cell anaemia

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Missense mutation where GUG instead of GAG results in valine not glutamine

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Huntingtons disease

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3 nucleotide pair mutation - Wrong amino acid

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Cyclin

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Protien that fluctuates in conc through cell cycle

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Cyclin dependent kinase

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Enzyme actiavted by cyclin and phosphorylates other substances

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Maturation M phase promoting factor

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Specific cyclin complex that phosphorylates protiens for mitosis to commense

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Stop and GO signals

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Check points rely on these signals as they keep proliferation in check or stimulate it

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Cancer

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Disfunctional stop and go signals leads to uncontrolled cell growth - Occurs via mutation and altered protien

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Genetic predisposition

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Cancer inherited due to deficiency in gene

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15
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Acquired cancer

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Due to lifestyle

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16
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Protooncogenes

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Genes stimulating cell proliferation

17
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Tumor supressor genes

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Genes keeping proliferation in check - Stops cell cycle

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Protooncogene to oncogene

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Over activation of protooncogenes accelerates cell cycle leading to too much cell growth forming oncogenes

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RAS protien

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Oncogene that continues cell cycle without a ligand - permanent trasncription factor