Park Tumor Suppression Genes Flashcards

1
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Most LOF mutations in Tumor Supressor Genes are______

A

recessive

  • requried loss of both alleles for loss of tumor supressive functions
  • haplosufficient
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2
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For retinoblastoma: 100% of bilateral are

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hereditary

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3
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For retinoblastoma unilateral tumors percentages

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3:1

non-hereditary to hereditary

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4
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Which occurs quicker/is diagnosed in younger pt’s hereditary or non-hereditary

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hereditary–> bc mutation of one allele only requires that the other wild type allele develops a mutation–> this happens much more rapidly/with much higher likelihood than a double mutation as is required in non-hereditary

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5
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inherited: non-inherited cancers associated with RB1 gene

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retinoblastoma

–>many different cancers

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6
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what does RB1 regulate

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cell division, DNA replication, cell death

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7
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Inherited and non-inherited cancers associated with TP53 gene

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Li-Fraumeni syndrome (brain tumors, sarcomas, leukemia)

–>many different cancers

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8
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what does TP53 regulate?

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cell division, cell repair, cell death

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9
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inherited: non-inherited cancers associated with CDKN2A gene

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Melanoma

–>many different cancers

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10
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what does CDKN2A regulate

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cell division and cell death

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Inherited an non-inherited cancers associated with APC (adeomatous polyposis coli)

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colorectal cancer (due to familial polyposis)

–> most colorectal cancers

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12
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what does APC regulate

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cell division, DNA damage, cell migration, cell adhesion, cell death

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13
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Inherited: Non-inherited cancers associated with MLHA, MSH2, MSH6

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Colorectal cancer (without polyposis)

–>colorectal, gastric endometrial cancer

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14
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what do MLH1, MSH2, and MSH6 regulate

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DNA mismatch repair, cell cycle regulation

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15
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Inherited: non-inherited cancers associated with BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 genes

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breast and or ovarian cancer

–>only rare ovarian cancer

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16
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What to BRCA1 and BRCA2 regulate

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repair of dsDNA breaks, cell division and cell death

17
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inherited and non inherited tumors associated wit WT1 and WT2 genes

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WIlms’ Tumor

–>wilm’ tumor

18
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what does WT1 and WT2 regulate

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cell division, transcriptional regulation

19
Q

inherited: non inherited cancers associated with NF1 and NF2 genes

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Nerve Tumors (including brain)

–>small numbers of colon cancers, melanomas, neuroblastoma

20
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What does Nf1 and Nf2 regulate

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RAS-mediated signal transduction, dell differentiation, cell division, developmental processes

21
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Inherited: non-inherited mutations associated with VHL genes

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Kidney cancer

–>certain types of kidney cancer

22
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what does VHl regulate

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Cell division, cell death, differentiation, response to cell stress

23
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loss of heterogeneity–>

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simply means the second hit has occuring in the wild-type allele for a hereditary based LOF mutation–> the new phenotype is hmogenous for the mutant (LOF) allele–>now cancer can develop