tumor immunology Flashcards

1
Q

comparison between benign and malignant cancer cells

A

benign: small - grow slowly - cells are differentiated - localized

malignant: Large - G fast - undifferentiated - metastasize

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2
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etiology of cancer

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1-genatic
2- environmental factors ( more common)

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3
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mutation in which genes increase the risk of developing ovarian and breast cancer

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BRCA1 OR BRCA2 ( tumor suppressor genes)

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4
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PROTO ONCO GENES helps in what

A

cell division and proliferation

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5
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if proto-onco genes have a mutation then it comes…………….which is ……………

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on co genes / continue replication

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6
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tumor suppressor genes lead to

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cancer because its continue replication

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7
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types of cancers: carcinoma
Aries from….
e.g…..

A

epithelial cells
brest cancer lung , and skin carcinomas
the most common

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8
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types of cancers: lymphoma
Aries from….
e.g…..
production of

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-2ry lymphoid tissue
nodes/ spleen
excessive production of lymphocytes

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9
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types of cancers:leukemia
Aries from….
e.g…..
excessive production of

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-malignancy of blood forming tissue
bone marrow
WBCs “leucocytes”

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10
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types of cancers: sarcoma
Aries from….
e.g…..

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bone and soft tissues
muscles

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11
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component of tumor

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-very complex
comprised of
cancer cells
ECM “extracellular matrix”
blood vessels
stromal “fibroblast/pericyte”
infiltrating immune cells

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12
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which cells from infiltrating immune cells contribute to killing tumor

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CD8+ T cells
NK
effector T cells

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13
Q

which cells have ONLY promotion roles in the tumor

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Treg cells and MDSC

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14
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which cells have ONLY inhibition roles in the tumor

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NK and effector T cells
“CD8+ T-cells”

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15
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what is the role that dendritic cells have on tumors?

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dual roles in the TME “same effect of tumor-associated macrophages and neutrophil

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16
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the first step of the cancer immunity cycle is

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release of cancer cell antigens

17
Q

how can T cells recognize cancer cells?

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throw MHC1 “non-self”
“cytotoxic cells HAS CD8+ attached ONLY to MHC1

18
Q

how can dendritic cells recognize cancer cells

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by recognizing tumor antigens
-TAA “tumor-associated AGS” => expressed by normal cells too e.g MAGE
-TSA “tumor-specific Ags” => only expressed by cancer cells /e.g. AFP