Neoplasia Flashcards

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Senescent cells express which molecule?

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SAGB

Senescence associated beta-galaxtosidase

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What is the major inhibitor of autophagy?

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mTOR

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Chromosomal abnormality in 1/4 canine lymphomas

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Trisomy of chromosome 13

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Which gene mutation is associated with Hereditary Nodular Dermofibrosis and renal cystadenocarcinoma

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BHD gene

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Major types of epi genetic alteration

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DNA Cytosine methylation

Histone modification

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Cell cycle stage when RB is Phosphorylated

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Inactive RB

Cell can proceed through G1/S transition

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Cell cycle stage when RB is Hypophosphorylated

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RB is active

Cell is quiescent

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Hyperphosphorylated RB is

Active/Inactive

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Inactive

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Hypophosphorylated RB is

Active/Inactive

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Active

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Effect of active RB on cell cycle

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Inhibits cell cycle progression

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Effect of inactive RB on cell cycle

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Cell cycle can proceed

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Loss of heterozygosity

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Loss of remaining normal tumor suppressor gene so only mutant remains

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Haploinsufficiency

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Inactivation of one allele is enough to allow tumor growth (some genes)

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How does cancer cell metabolism change?

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Switches to aerobic glycolysis

“Warburg Effect”

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What inhibits PI3K

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PTEN

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What does CDK4-D Cyclin do?

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Phosphorylates RB -> cell cycle progresses through G1 restriction

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What induces p21?

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P53

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What induces P27

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Growth suppressors

Eg. TGF-B

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What induced p21 and what is the effect?

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P53

Blocks cell cycle by binding to Cyclin-CDK complexes

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What does p16/INK4a do?

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Binds Cyclin D-CDK4 prevents phosphorylation of RB -> cell cycle stopped

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What does p14/ARF do?

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Inhibits MDM2 -> Increases p53

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P53 acts through which molecule to stop the cell cycle?

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APC function

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Inhibits WNT signalling

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NF1 function

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Inhibits RAS/MAPK signalling

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NF2 function
Cytoskeleton stability | Hippo pathway signalling
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PTCH function
Inhibits Hedgehog signalling
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PTEN function
Inhibits PI3K/AKT signalling
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SMAD2 & 4 function
TGF-B signalling pathway: Inhibits MYC & CDK4 Induces CDK inhibitors
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Key cell cycle regulators that are commonly mutated in neoplastic cells
RB Cyclin D P21 CDK4
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MDM2 function
Degrades p53
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Which molecule causes scirrhous reaction in tumors?
PDGF
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What Cyclin complexes regulate the G1-S transition?
CDK4-Cyclin D CDK6-Cyclin D CDK2-Cyclin E
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Which Cyclin complexes are active during S phase?
CDK1&2-Cyclin A
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Which Cyclin complex is active during the G2-M transition
CDK1-Cyclin B
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Inhibitors of CDK4 & 6 - Cyclin D complexes
``` INK4 Inhibitors: P15 P16 P18 P19 ```
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Inhibitors of all CDKs
P21 P27 P57
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Molecules that sense DNA damage and their effect
ATM & ATR | Inactivate MDM2 -> increase p53
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Keg molecule affected by loss-of-function mutations in VHF
HIF1-a
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Receptor Tyrosine Kinases inactivate which molecule to alter metabolism in neoplastic cells & effect
M2 Isoform of pyruvate kinase | Dams pathway -> intermediates for macromolecule synthesis
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FLIP
Protein that binds to death-induced signalling complex -> prevents Caspase 8 activation
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Anti-apoptosic molecules upregulated in neoplastic cells
BCL-2 BCL-XL MCL-1
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Main proteases for tumor invasion
MMP Cathepsin D Urokinase plasminogen activator
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Genetic alteration in canine mast cell tumors
Internal tandem duplication of c-kit gene
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Gene mutated by aflatoxin B1
P53
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Characteristic of DNA mismatch repair defects
Microsatellite instability
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PP2A function
Tumor suppressor that negatively regulates RAF, MEK (both downstream of RAS) and AKT
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LKB1 function
Epithelial protein for contact inhibition | Loss= cells are susceptible to MYC induced carcinogenesis
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Which molecule is upregulated in neoplastic cells to support energy demands of aerobic glycolysis?
GLU1 | - glucose transporter