[5] Immunomodulators and Anti-Neoplastics Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Define: Contact Inhibition

A

Once two normal cells come into contact, division stops thus only leading to 1 layer of cells

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2
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Most frequently mutated tumor suppressor gene

A

p53

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3
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Examples of Cytotoxic Alkylating Agents

A

Cisplatin

Oxaliplatin

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4
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[Mechanism of Action]

Cisplatin

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Forms platinum complexes

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5
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Anti-Metabolites are Cell-cycle specific at what phase?

A

S-Phase

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6
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Uracil is mimicked by what metabolite?

A

Fluorouracil

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7
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3 Classes of Anti-Metabolites

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Methotrexate
Purine Antagonist
Pyrimidine Antagonist

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[Mechanism of Action]

Methotrexate

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Mimics folic acid, prevents conversion of folic acid to active tetrahydrofolic acid via dihydrofolic reductase

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9
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Antidote for Methotrexate

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Leucovorin

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10
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Classification of 6-Thiopurine

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Purine Antagonist

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6-Thiopurine is an analogue of?

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Hypoxanthine

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12
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[Mechanism of Action]

6-Thiopurine

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Nucleotide formation by hypoxanthine phosphoribosyl transferase

Inhibition of purine synthesis and incorporation into nucleic acid

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13
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Classification of 5-Fluorouracil

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Pyrimidine Antagonist

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14
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5-Fluoruracil decreases which base’s production?

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Thymidine

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15
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Antibiotics are cell cycle non-specific, but tend to arrest cells at this phase

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G2 Phase

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16
Q

Tamoxifen is used for?

A

Estrogen-positive Breast Cancer

17
Q

1st monoclonal antibody for cancer

18
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What are the therapeutic goals of chemotherapy?

A

Cure
Palliation
Adjuvant

19
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Which anti-neoplastic/s are S Phase specific?

A

Anti-metabolites

20
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Which anti-neoplastic/s are G2 Phase specific?

21
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Which anti-neoplastic/s are M Phase specific?

A

Vinca alkaloid

22
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Which anti-neoplastic agents are cell cycle non-

specific?

A

Alkylating Agents

Antibiotics

23
Q

What enzyme is inhibited by 5-fluoruracil?

A

Thymidylate synthase

24
Q

What enzyme activates 6 mercaptopurine and

azathipurine?

A

Hypoxanthine-Guanine Phosphoribosyl Transferase

25
What is the mechanism of action of actinomycin D?
DNA Intercalation
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What can prevent hemorrhagic cystitis during cyclophosphamide therapy?
Mesna
27
What is the adverse effect in the lungs of commonly encountered bisulfan and bleomycin therapy?
Pulmonary Fibrosis
28
What is the mechanism of action of Tamoxifen?
Blocks binding of estrogen to estrogen receptor-positve cells
29
What is the most significant effect of doxorubicin | and danorubicin?
Cardiotoxicity
30
What monoclonal antibody acts against HER-2 in | breast cancer cells?
Trastuzumab