Cancer) Hallmarks Of Cancer Flashcards

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What are the cellular hallmarks of cancer

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2
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Evidence for genetic element to cancer

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3
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What viral infections are associated with certain cancers? List

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Cervical carcinoma?
adult T cell lymphoma
Burkitts lymphoma
Hepatocellular carcinoma

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4
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How do UV light and chemical carcinogens cause damage

How do mutations cause cancer, what must they do

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Oncogenes
What are they
How can they affect gene function, what do they change and do

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6
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Examples of oncogenes - list what you van and what can they do

What is elevated in certain cancers

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Growth factor receptors - erbB1 which encodes EGFR —RAS-MAPK pathway over active. Growth promoting genes over expressed.

erbB2 - breast
Her2
Ras

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7
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How does over expression of erbB2 lead to cancer

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8
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Ras and cancer. What is the link here, what happens.

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9
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Tumour suppressor genes

What are their properties, give examples of some and outlines them. Genetic inheritance?

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BRCA1&2

Rb

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10
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p53 mutation — what is this and what happens here. Properties. Syndrome associated?

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APC - what is this what happens with this. Properties. What can this give rise to

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12
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Famililial adenomatous polyposis coli - what is the genetic basis for this, how can it happen

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13
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APC mutations - list all the ways this can happen

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14
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How can oncogenes and tumour suppressor cells interact and give an example of their effect

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15
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Autonomy from growth signals - what usually happens

Give an example of such a pathway

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16
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Evasion of growth inhibitory signals

What usually happens

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17
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Apoptosis

What happens here

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18
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Differences between apoptosis and necrosis

How can tumour cells evade apoptosis

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Bcl-2
Bad
P53

19
Q

Unlimited replicative potential of ca cells, how can this happen

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Telomerase

20
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Angiogenesis

What stimulates this in cancer

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21
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Invasion and metastasis

How can tumour cells do this
What regulates and allows this to happen, what goes wrong

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22
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What do:
Integrins
MMPs
TIMPs 
Do
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