CancerBio 2 Flashcards

(22 cards)

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Who understood carcinogenesis?

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No one

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Carcinogenesis

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The process of normal cells being transformed into cancer cells - the initiation of cancer cell proliferation

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Mutagenesis

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The production of genetic mutations

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Cell Transformation

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the change in phenotype of a cell due to new genetic material

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5
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oncogenesis/ tumorigenesis

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the process of healthy cells becoming cancer cells, neoplastic cell states

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6
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Fisher and lumpectomy

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localized cancer, in god we trust all others must have data, the patients shifted to his theory, proved cutting more does not cure more we need to understand the disease better.

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Viral Carcinogenesis Theory

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transferring tumor samples into other chickens, break down tissue to cells and still it transferred, he presumed virus

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8
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7 cancer causing viruses

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Epstein-Bar virus, papilloma, Hep b and Hep c, herpes, hiv, tcell leukemia v-1

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Epstein-Barr Virus

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Dr. Epstein and Dr. Barr were virologists that found HBV. They analyzed a tumor sample brought from Africa by Burkitt they found virus particles. —vaccines possible?

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10
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What propelled the National cancer institutes virus program

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epstein barr virus, this did kind of halt progress on other topics

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What’s a virus, is it alive?

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submicroscopic infectious agent, nucleic acid surrounded by protein, not alive no metabolism no survival independently

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Percivall Pott

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london doctor who found scrotal cancers from men who all were chimney sweeps. he proposed environmental solution

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Bradform and Hill

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epidemiologists who interviewed lung cancer patients. –> smoking tabacco.

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14
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3 causes of cancer in 1960

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virus, environment, hereditary

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15
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aneuploidy

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total chromosomes doesn’t equal 46

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16
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Ames Assay

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a test to see which chemicals can mutate genes, uses reverse mutations. mutated bacteria strand he had couldn’t produce histidine . if histidine was seen in mutated.

17
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Who was awards the nobel price in 1989

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michael bishop ad harold varmus studied rous-sarcoma virus and found the mechanism of the disease. it had an extra gene, SRC it was what was causing the cancer

18
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Oncogene

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a cancer causing gene from virus, came mutation.

19
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ethidium bromide

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a non radioactive marker to stain nucleic acid in gel electrophoresis. undone helix

20
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Who discovered first human oncogene?

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Robert Wienburn RAS splitting genes into culture from tumor cell to isolate faster.

21
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Describe BCR/ABL

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Janet rowley, Philadelphia chromosome. 9 and 22 swap pieces causing CML B cell receptor. Abl is a kinase

22
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Gleevac

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Treats cml decreases white blood cells. Competitive inhibitory. It binds and modifies the cell. Pairs with bcr/abl.