Neoplasia Flashcards

1
Q

Benign ends in _______

A

Oma

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2
Q

Benign from glandular epithelium

A

Adenoma

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3
Q

Cancer that begins in bone, cartilage, fat , muscle, blood vessels, or other supportive tissue

A

Sarcoma

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4
Q

T/F sarcomas are malignant

A

True

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5
Q

Lack of differentiation (malignancy hallmark)

A

Anaplasia

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6
Q

T/F benign tumors often show dysplasia

A

False; cancer cells often show displeasing (disordered growth)

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7
Q

Which type of tumor is typically well differentiated

A

Benign

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8
Q

Most mutagens are _________, but not all carcinogens are __________

A

Carcinogens, mutagens

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9
Q

HTLV1 is an examples of a

A

Oncogenic RNA virus

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10
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HPV, Eppstein Barr, hepatitis are examples of

A

Oncogenic DNA viruses

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11
Q

What are the driver mutations

A

Oncogenes (kRAS)
Tumor suppressors (p53)
DNA repair genes (PARP)

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12
Q

What are the hallmarks of cancers

A
Resisting death
Sustaining signaling 
Evading growth supressors
Activating invasion and metastasis
Enabling replication immortality
Inducing angiogenesis
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13
Q

What are the emerging hallmarks of cancer

A

Deregulating cellular energetic

Avoiding immune destruction

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14
Q

What are the enabling characteristics

A

Genome instability and mutation

Tumor-promoting inflammation

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15
Q

SUSTAINED PROLIFERATIVE SIGNALING

What are pro-oncogenes and oncogene examples

A

EGFR, RAS, MYC, Cyclin D

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16
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EVASION OF GROWTH SUPRESSORS

What are the tumor supressors

A

P53 and RB, need two hits

17
Q

What happens when RB is hyper phosphorylated

A

It releases E2F for proliferation

18
Q

At what phase is the R point

A

G1

19
Q

EVADING IMMUNE SURVEILLANCE. How do cells do this

A

Presenting PDL or CTLA4 to turn off T cells

20
Q

Cushing’s syndrome ________cortisolism

A

Hyper