21.6.2013(path-neoplasia)44 Flashcards
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Cell cycle molecules that are constitutively expressed
cdk
Cyclins are secreted only during specific phases of cell cycle
Shifting of tumor cell metabolism from mitochondria to glycolysis
Warburg effect or aerobic glycolysis
Order of appearance of Cyclins and cdk
CyclinD/cdk4
CyclinE/cdk2
CyclinA/cdk2
CyclinB/cdk1
Moleculular on-off switch of cell cycle
Phosphorylation of RB by cyclinD/cdk4 complex
Role of RB
In dephosphorylated state RB binds to transcription factor E2F
Mediator that propels the cell beyond prophase
CyclinB/Cdk1
Complex involved in G1/S transition
CyclinE/cdk2
Complex involved in G2/M transition
CyclinB/cdk1
Cell cycle check points
Cip/kip family(inhibits cyclinD/cdk4) p21,p27,p57 INK4/ARF(inhibitor of kinase 4,alternative reading frame) p16INK4a(inhibits cdk4) p14ARF(prevents p53 degradation)
The cip/kip family protein produced by p53
p21
Sensors of DNA damage
RAD family
Ataxia telangiectasia mutated(ATM)
CHK kinase(transducers)
Mechanism of cip/kip family proteins
Inhibits cyclinD/cdk4 complex
Arrest of cell cycle at G1/S checkpoint
P53 mediated(via p21) mechanism
Arrest of cell cycle at G2/M transition
p53 dependant(cyclinA/cdk2) p53 Independant(via cdc25)
DNA repair mechanism defect that is autosomal dominant
HNPCC
Defect in mantle cell lymphoma
Cyclin D translocation
Defect in burkitt lymphoma
C-myc translocation
N-myc amplification is seen in
Neuroblastoma
Small cell carcinoma of lung
Kit mutation
GIST
Mutation in PDGF receptors
Glioma
K-RAS mutation
Colon
Pancreas
Lung
Hepatocyte growth factor over expression is seen in which cancer
Thyroid
Mutations in hepatoblastoma and hepatocellular carcinoma
Beta catenin
Single most common abnormality of dominant oncogenes in human tumors
RAS point mutation