oncogenes Flashcards

1
Q

where do oncogenes derive from

A

normal regulatory genes, become oncogenes through mutations.

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2
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are oncogenes recessive or dominant

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dominant

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3
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methods for oncogenes being pathogenic

A

produce too much protein, or produce super active protein.

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4
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how do growth signals influence oncogenes.

A

oncogenes can bypass growth signals, to allow cells to prolierate without extrinsic factors.

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5
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mechanism of activation of oncogenes

A

point mutation/deletion
chromosomal amplification- means lots more of it
chromosomal translocation
retroviral insertion- change reading frame.
retroviral transduction

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6
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method of activation of oncogene involved in ras and raf

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point mutation/deletion

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7
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method of activation of oncogene involved in abl, myc and her2

A

gene amplification

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8
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Ras

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inner cell membrane surface. GTPase.

+ve growth regulator.

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9
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mutations involved in ras

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point mutations at 12,13,61

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