Lecture 15 - Apoptosis and senescence Flashcards

1
Q

name the kinase on histone octamers which senses damaged DNA?

A

sensor PIKK kinase

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2
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after sensor PIKK kinase on damaged histone octamers senses damage, which histone terminus is phosphorylated?

A

H2AX c terminus

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3
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name the mediators in histone octamers sensing DNA damage

A

53BP1, MDC1, BRCA1

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4
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give examples of downstream targets following histone octamers sensing DNA damage, which lead to p53 arresting the cell cycle/apoptosis

A

CHK1, CHK2, MRE11, RAD50, NBS1

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5
Q

after stabilisation, what does the tumour suppressor p53 form? what do they bind to acting as transcription factors?

A

tetramers, DNA

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6
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does continuous activation of p53 accelerate ageing?

A

yes

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7
Q

define cell senescence in terms of proliferation

A

a permanent and irreversible arrest of cell proliferation

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8
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give 2 examples of what cell senescence can result from

A

uncapped telomeres or insufficient DNA repair by DDR

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9
Q

name two methods of mediated apoptosis (2 molecules) which act as cooperating checkpoints, having similar potential to contribute to ageing

A

p21 mediated and PUMA mediated

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