Oncology/Hematology Flashcards
What is the gene mutation in follicular nonHodgkin lymphoma?
t(14,18) involving BCL2
What is the gene mutation in Burkitt’s lymphoma?
t(8,14) involving C-myc
What is the most aggressive non Hodgkin’s lymphoma? its gene mutation?
Mantle cell t(11,14)
What lymphoma is associated with MALToma and H. pylori? What is the treatment?
Marginal t(11,18) treat for H pylori
What is the treatment for diffuse B cell lymphoma?
CHOP
Cyclophoshamide (+Mesna to prevent bladder toxicity)
Hydroxydaunymicin (Doxorubicin) (+Dexrazoxan to reduce cardio toxicity because Doxorubicin increases Fe accumulation and this is a Fe chelator)
Oncovin (Vincristine)
Prednisone
Which target therapy is a PD1 blocker
pembrolizumab
Which target therapy is a BCL-2 inhibitor and increases apoptosis
Venetoclax
Which is a proteasome inhibitor and increases apoptosis?
bortezomib
Which is an anti B cell (CD20) antibody?
Rituximab
Which target therapy is a BCL-2 inhibitor and increases apoptosis
Venetoclax (for CLL)
Multiple Myeloma meds
Bortezomib (inhibit proteasome activity)
Lenalidomide (derivative of Thalidomide)–binds the affinity of E3 ubiquitin ligase complex to specific transcription factors: Lenalidomide also used for mantle cell and myelodysplastic syn.
Mechanism of chemo resistant cells
Have P Glycoproteins that upregulate ATP pump and pump out meds from cell, coded by multidrug resistant 1 gene (MDR1) gene
What control cell cycle progression from G1 to S?
Cyclin Dependent Kinase (CDK4 &6) activated by cyclin D (BIG D!!) inhibit Rb suppressor protein, allowing passage to S phase; cancers achieve growth through Cyclin D amplification or Rb gene suppression
What is a CDK 4/6 regulation medication to stop rapidly dividing cells?
Palbociclib
Which chemo is specifically for HER2NEU breast cancer?
Trans2zumab (watch out for cardiomyopathy)
Which disease is it when neoplastic megalokaryocytes secrete cytokine transforming growth factor Best which stimulates bone marrow fibroblast to fill medullary space with collagen?
Primary Myelofibrosis (pancytopenia, hepatosplenomegaly, teardrop cells)
Which organs take over hematopoeisis with myelofibrosis?
liver and spleen
What is the gene disruption in young smokers who develop non small cell lung carcinoma
fusion between short arm of Ch2 & EML4 (echinoderm microtubule associated protein-like 4) & ALK (anaplastic lymphoma kinase)= active tyrosine kinase Tx: protein kinase inhibitor crizotinib
What is the gene disruption in melanoma? and a treatment?
BRAF600E changes valine to glutamate; good treatment is BRAF inhibitor VEMURAFENIB
melanocyte markers
S100 and AMB45 AMB45 monoclonal Ab binds to immature melanosomes
What is pembrolizumab used for?
it is a PD1 inhibitor so the cancer cell cannot evade apoptosis
HPV MOA
E6 binds p53/ E7 binds Rb
What are the surface epithelial ovarian tumors?
“cells that support normal ovulation”: serous, mucinous, clear, epithelial
What are the sex cord stroma ovarian tumors?
“Cells that surround oocyte”: granulosa (secretes estrogen); Sertoli-Leydig (testosterone)