Oncogenes Flashcards
What are the growth factor receptors?
- ERB-2 (her2/neu)
- Ret
- Kit
What are the signal transducers?
- Ras
2. ABL
What are the nuclear regulators?
- C-myc
- N-myc
- L-myc
What are the cell cycle regulators?
- Cyclin D1
2. CDK4
What are the tumor suppressor genes?
- p53
2. Rb
What is the regulator of apoptosis?
Bcl2
What is the f=growth factor?
PDGF
PDGF
- overexpression seen in astrocytoma
ERB2
- HER2/neu
- amplification of epidermal growth factor seen in breast cancer
Ret
- growth factor
- point mutation seen in MEN 2A, 2B and sporadic medullary carcinoma of the thyroid
Kit
- stem cell growth factor point mutation seen in GIST
Ras
- GTP binding point mutation- GAP usually turns off Ras but this is mutated to turn it on
- seen in carcinomas, melanomas and lymphomas
ABL
- tyrosine kinase translocation t9;22 with BCR
- CML and some ALL
C-myc
- transcription factor regulator, t(8;14)
- Burkitt lymphoma
Chromosome 14 has what?
the Ig heavy chain = always expressed
N-myc
amplification of transcription factor
- seen in neuroblastoma
L-myc
- amplification of transcription factor
- seen in small cell lung carcinoma
Cyclin D1
- cell cycle regulator, translocation t11;14
- cyclin D allows G1 -> S
- Mantle cell lymphoma
CDK4
amplification of cell cycle regulator
- seen in melanoma