Neoplasia 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Through what do cancers continue growing?

A

sustained growth signals

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2
Q

What receptor is affected in GI tumours?

A

C-KIT

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3
Q

Ras related tumours can be where?

A

colon, lung

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4
Q

Burkitt lymphoma is mutation in what?

A

Myc nuclear transcription factor

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5
Q

PI3K is targeted at what?

A

haematological malignancies e.g chronic lymphoma leukaemia

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6
Q

What protein is associated with loss of growth inhibition?

A

p53 anything with prefix p

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7
Q

Give another factor that can contribute to growth inhibition?

A

PTEN

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8
Q

What often gives cells unlimited replicative potential?

A

reactivation of telomerase

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9
Q

Switching on what helps cells resist apoptosis?

A

Bcl-2

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10
Q

What growth factor allows cancers to gain own blood supply?

A

vascular endothelial

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11
Q

BCRA can produce tumours where?

A

breast, ovarian, pancreas

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12
Q

Lynch Syndrome is associated with what?

A

mismatched sequences

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13
Q

PD-L1 inhibits what?

A

t-cell proliferation (apoptosis)

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14
Q

Is cancer clonal?

A

no!!!

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