Neoplasia Flashcards
Benign ends in _______
Oma
Benign from glandular epithelium
Adenoma
Cancer that begins in bone, cartilage, fat , muscle, blood vessels, or other supportive tissue
Sarcoma
T/F sarcomas are malignant
True
Lack of differentiation (malignancy hallmark)
Anaplasia
T/F benign tumors often show dysplasia
False; cancer cells often show displeasing (disordered growth)
Which type of tumor is typically well differentiated
Benign
Most mutagens are _________, but not all carcinogens are __________
Carcinogens, mutagens
HTLV1 is an examples of a
Oncogenic RNA virus
HPV, Eppstein Barr, hepatitis are examples of
Oncogenic DNA viruses
What are the driver mutations
Oncogenes (kRAS)
Tumor suppressors (p53)
DNA repair genes (PARP)
What are the hallmarks of cancers
Resisting death Sustaining signaling Evading growth supressors Activating invasion and metastasis Enabling replication immortality Inducing angiogenesis
What are the emerging hallmarks of cancer
Deregulating cellular energetic
Avoiding immune destruction
What are the enabling characteristics
Genome instability and mutation
Tumor-promoting inflammation
SUSTAINED PROLIFERATIVE SIGNALING
What are pro-oncogenes and oncogene examples
EGFR, RAS, MYC, Cyclin D