Biol 445 final material Flashcards

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1
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MDM2

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and E3 ubiquitinase that destroys p53

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2
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p53: tumor suppressor or oncogene?

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tumor suppressor

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3
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E2F’s effect on cyclin E

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produces more of it

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Cyclin E

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hyperphosphorylates Rb later (CDK2)

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Cyclin D

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hypophosphorylates Rb early on (CDK 4/6)

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Hyper-phosphorylated Rb

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is free from E2F

recruits histone acetylase

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Un/Hypo-phosphorylated Rb

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stays bound to E2F

recruits histone deacetylaces

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Rb regulates

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progression through G1

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9
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biological role of abl

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phosphorylates focal adhesion proteins and regulators of the actin cytoskeleton
responds to DNA damage

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10
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homologous abl

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arg

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11
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abl structure is similar to?

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src

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12
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Oncogenic abl mutation (in what domain?)

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Myristate; carboxy terminus

Allows for “off” formation

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13
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bcr/abl fusion protein effects

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increased proliferation/differentiation
increased stem cell turnover
decreased apoptosis
creates cytoskeletal/adhesion effects

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Philadelphia chromosome

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t9;22 causes CML and present in some adult ALLs

fuses bcr and abl genes

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TCF4

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turns Wnt pathway off
used by Clevers to find genes turned on by Wnt are in crypts
and genes turned off by Wnt are in villi

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16
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TCF

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together with armadillo activates Wnt-responsive genes

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armadillo

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normally is phosphorylated by Fz

without phosphorylation, moves to nucleus and binds to TCF

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wingless (wnt)

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induces segmentation
places of expression take on anterior fate
binds Fz

19
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p95 is also known as

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beta-catenin; hedgehog

20
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FAP genetic cause

21
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apoptosome

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activates caspases

22
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apaf bound to cytochrome-c:

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assembles apoptosome

23
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cytochrome-c

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binds to apaf

24
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bcl-2 causes:

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cytochrome-c to leave mitochondria membrane

opens pores in mitochondrial membrane

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bcl-2 equivalent to
ced-9
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ced-3
results in apoptosis
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ced-4
activates ced-3
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ced-9
inhibits ced-4
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p21 function
Forms inhibitory complex between CDK2 and cyclin E | Results in G1 arrest
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Cell cycle arrest target of p53
p21
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p53 effect on Bcl-2
Inhibition
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ARF
Binds and sequesters MDM2
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E2F
Hyperproliferative stress response Active when the cell cycle is active Activates ARF
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Chk2, Chk1
Phosphorylate both MDM2 and p53 | Prevent p53 degradation
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Rad9
Activates Chk1
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ATR
Genotoxic stress response Activates in response to replication errors and single stranded DNA breaks Phosphorylates Rad9
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ATM
Genotoxic stress response Activates in response to double stranded, major breaks Activates Chk2