repair mechanisms Flashcards

1
Q

on which chromosome does BRCA1 lay and on which BRCA2

A

BRCA1: chromosome 17
BRCA2: chromosome 13

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2
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with what cancers are BRCA1 and 2 associated

A

breast cancer and ovarian cancer

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3
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BRCA cancers are often triple negative. what does this mean

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triple negative means they miss receptors for estrogen, progesterone and HER2. thus these can not be used for therapy

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4
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what can be used to see if a recombination defect is caused by BRCA

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RAD51 is more there if BRCA works. you can check if there is RAD51 by HRDetect

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5
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what is redundancy

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that if one mechanisms fails there is a backup system to deal with the problem

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6
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what is the back up system for PARP-1 deficiency (base rescission repair)

A

homologous recombination

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7
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what are the lynch syndrome genes

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MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2

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what can you often see in the DNA of someone with lynch syndrome

A

microsatellite instability

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9
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what sort of syndrome are MUTYH mutations

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autosomal recessive syndromes

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10
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polymerase mutant tumors (e.g. POLE/POLD1)

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tumors with more mutations that are more likely to do better in therapy

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11
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5-FU chemotherapy

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a therapy that does not go well together with mmr deficiency. this because 5-FU cannot be put in the DNA in these people

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