Oncology Flashcards

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In cancer, oncogene expression and growth factor secretion are

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Increased

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2
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Stage of cancer where there is immortalization

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Benign stage

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3
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At this stage of cancer, DNA repair is inhibited

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Cancerous

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4
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What are the characteristics of cancer

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Clonality
Autonomy
Anaplasia
Metastasis

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5
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Mutation of cancer due to

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Random replication errors
Exposure to carcinogens
Faulty DNA repair process

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6
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This is the pre form of a healthy gene

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Proto-oncogene

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7
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Damage or loss of tumor suppressor genes are what type of mutation

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Recessive mutation

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8
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This characteristic of cancer is dependent on the cell cycle

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Autonomy

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9
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What are the mechanisms of autonomy

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Growth factors secretion

Increased number of receptors

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10
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What activates CDK (Cyclin-Dependent Kinase)

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Cyclin

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11
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What are the two forms of pRb (protein Retinoblastoma)

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Phosphorylated

Dephosphorylated

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12
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What are the functions of E2F

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Transcription factor

DNA synthesis

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13
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At what form of pRb where E2F is released

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Phosphorlyated

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14
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What binds to Cyclin D

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Cdk 2, 4, 5 and 6

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15
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At this phase where E2F binds to pRb again

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Mitosis Phase

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16
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What inhibits Cyclin and Cdk’s activity

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P15,p21 and p27

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17
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What is important for DNA repair

18
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What is the guardian of the genome

19
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What is the most area disrupted in cancer (cell cycle)

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G1/S checkpoint

20
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Which is part of the cell cycle is regulated by Cyclin B or cdc2

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G2/M checkpoint

21
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Loss of differentiated function
Bizarre-looking cells
Aneuploidy

22
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What are the triads of invasion of cancer

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Adhesion with the basement membrane
Local proteolysis
Mobility

23
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What are the two types of oncogene

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v-Oncs
C- oncs

Viral
Cellular

24
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What is the fuel of cancer

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IKAW! Char

Glucose

  • question by Cua
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What is the function of Tp53
Induction of DNA repair or apoptosis
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E1a inhibits what
pRb
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What viruses inactivated p53
Adenovirus Papovirus Papillomavirus
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What condition is seen when p53 gene is damaged
Li-Fraumeni syndrome
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Breast cancer are what type of mutation
Dominant | Recessive
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This in th liver makes pro-carcinogen to your ultimate carcinogen
Cyctochrome p450
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What are the properties of promotion in carcinogensis
Reversible Dose dependent Time dependent
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What type of chemical carcinogen in chemotherapy
Direct acting
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Functions of Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Pathway
Promotion of cell survival | Regulation of cell proliferation and differentiation
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P21 is activated by what and permits what
Activated by p53 Permits DNA repair to take place
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In immortalization of cancer cells, what is the key component
Telomerase
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Hallmarks of cancer for autonomy
``` Resisting cell death Avoiding immune destruction Evading growth suppressors Deregulating cellular energetics Sustaining proliferator signaling ```
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EBNA 1 gene expresses what disease
Burkitt's lymphoma
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What inhibits pRb
E1A
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What inhibits tp53
E1B, HPV E6, mdm2 point mutation
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What destroys p53 and pRb
p53 = HPV E 6 pRb = HPV E 7