Path-Oncogenes Flashcards
What has to happen in order for an oncogene to increase cancer risk?
Gain of function -> inc cancer risk
-Need damage to only ONE allele of an oncogene
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with ALK
Gene product-RTK
Associated neoplasm-Lung adenocarcinoma
Name the gene product and neoplasms associated with BCR-ABL
Gene product-Tyrosine kinase
Associated neoplasm-CML, ALL
Name the action and neoplasms associated with BCL-2
Gene product-Inhibits apoptosis
Associated neoplasm-Follicular and diffuse large B cell lymphoma
Name the gene product and neoplasms associated with BRAF
Gene product-serine/threonine kinase
Associated neoplasm-melanoma, NHL, papillary thyroid carcinoma
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with c-KIT
Gene product-cytokine receptor
Associated neoplasm-GI stromal tumor (GIST)
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with c-MYC
Gene product-transcription factor
Associated neoplasm-Burkitt lymphoma
Name the gene product and neoplasms associated with HER2/neu (c-erbB2)
Gene product-RTK
Associated neoplasm-breast and gastric carcinomas
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with JAK2
Gene product-Tyrosine kinase
Associated neoplasm-chronic myeloproliferative disorders
Name the gene product and neoplasms associated with KRAS
Gene product-GTPase
Associated neoplasm-Colon, lung, and pancreatic cancers
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with MYCL1
-What is an easy way to remember the neoplasm?
Gene product-Transcription factor
Associated neoplasm-Lung tumor (MYCL1 has an L in it for Lung)
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with MYCN
-What is an easy way to remember the neoplasm?
Gene product-Transcription factor
Associated neoplasm-Neuroblastoma (MYCN has an N for Neuroblastoma)
Name the gene product and syndromes and neoplasm associated with RET
Gene product-RTK
Associated syndromes and neoplasm-MEN 2A/2B and medullary thyroid cancer
Name the gene product and neoplasm associated with
Gene product-
Associated neoplasm-