Molecular Basis of Cancer Flashcards

1
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What is cell division and proliferation regulated by?

A

Protonocogenes and tumour suppressor genes.

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2
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What do protonocogenes do?

A

Growth promoting genes

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3
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What do TSG do?

A

Negative regulators of the cell cycle

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4
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What is Phosphorylation?

A

A protein passing a phosphate group to another protein.

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5
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What is the purpose of phosphorylation

A

It helps pass signals through a chain of proteins

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6
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What do Prot-oncogens code for to regulate growth/

A

onco-proteins

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7
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Name the 6 types of oncogenes?

A
Nuclear binding protein
Tyrosine kinase protein
Growth factors
Receptors for growth factors
GTP binding protein
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8
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Name 2 TSG genes

A

Rb1 and p53

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9
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where is apc located and what does it supress

A

c5q, colerectal tumours

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10
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what does nf1 supress and where is it

A

neurogibtosacrocoma 17q

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11
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where is brac1 and what does it supress

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17q and breast and overian caners

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12
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where is p53 and what does it supress

A

lots of tumors

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13
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where is rb1 and what does it supress

A

13q and retinoblastoma.

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14
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Name two types of tumour supressor genes

A

gatekeeper and caretaker

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15
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what does p53 do and what type is it

A

It is functional in the check points of the cell cycle at g,s,g2 , is a transcription factor , cell cycle arrest and dna repair and apoptosis

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16
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how can tcg lose it functions

A

mutation and binding to proteins coded by viral genes.