Tumor Flashcards

(23 cards)

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Tumor-associated antigen

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Unmutated protein that is encoded in germline of a cell whose expression level has been dramatically altered by neoplastic process

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A developing thymocyte that undergoes a neoplastic event will express

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CD1

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3
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A T cell that undergoes a neoplastic event after reaching thymic medulla will express

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CD3 and either CD4 or CD8

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4
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Ab drugs against CTLA-4 do what

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Antagonists, prevent CTLA-4 from binding B7 –> Prevents Tregs from performing effector function –> More T cell activation

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5
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Action of Blinatumomab

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Recruits CD8T cells to tumor, resulting in T cell killing of tumor cells

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Action of CTLA-4

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Binds to B7 molecules, preventing CD28 from doing so; Treg secretes TGF-beta

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Action of CTLA-4 on Tregs

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Serves as activator of Treg effector function –> Produce TGF-Beta

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8
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Antigen targeted by Bevacizumab

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VEGF

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9
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Antigen targeted by Trastuzumab

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Her2/Neu

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B/t 1/3 and 1/2 of human tumors have defects in expression of

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One or more HLA Class I Haplotypes

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Binds to B7 molecules, preventing CD28 from doing so

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Action of CTLA-4

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12
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Cancers caused by EBV

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Burkitt’s Lymphoma, Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma

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13
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Clinical utility of MUC-1

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Tumor-specific carb and peptide epitopes; Candidate for use in a tumor vaccine (breast carcinoma)

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Function of PD-L1

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Some tumors express; Ligand for PD-1 on effector T cells; Negative regulator of T cell function

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15
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Lymphomas may be dx as B-cell-derived tumors by expression of

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CD20

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16
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PD-1 ligands are normally expressed on

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APCs in secondary lymphoid tissues

17
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Recruits CD8T cells to tumor, resulting in T cell killing of tumor cells

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Action of Blinatumomab

18
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T/F: NK cells are not involved in immunity to tumors

19
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Tumor cells that express PD-L1 are protected from

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CTL-mediated killing

20
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Unmutated protein that is encoded in germline of a cell whose expression level has been dramatically altered by neoplastic process

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Tumor-associated antigen

21
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When bound, PD-1 is a

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negative regulator of T cell effector function

22
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Where is CTLA-4 located

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Surface of Naïve T cells and T regs

23
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Where is PD-1 expressed?

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Effector T cells