Oxygen and Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

What are 3 potential therapeutic targets for HIF?

A

Anemia (chronic kidney disease)
Ischemia
Inflammation

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2
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How is anemia treated?

A

Proyl hydroxylase inhibitors

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3
Q

Why are PHIs used instead of erythropoietin?

A

1% of population hate needles but PHIs can be taken by tablet
Or others who don’t have access to clinical sites
PHI work better than EPO in chronic kidney disease

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4
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How is ischemia treated?

A

Infuse with PHI to promote adaptive angiogenic or glycolytic response to hypoxia

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5
Q

What is a PHI used in inflammatory disease?

A

DMOG

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6
Q

What response do tumour tissue utilise

A

Angiogenic response mediated by HIF

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7
Q

How is this cancer angiogenic response prevented?

A

HIF inhibitors
VEGF blockers

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8
Q

What is the Warburg effect?

A

switches on glycolysis even if there is oxygen oxygen independent growth

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