Summary: Tumorbio-6

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  • What is the effect of Abl in leukemia?

    translocation mediated oncogene activation in hematological tumors
  • Name the 2 fases and their charact of CML

    1) chronic phase = up to >10 years will maintain normal cell acitivity
    2) accelerated phase and blastersis (BC-CML)
  • What is the effect of Philadelphia chrosomose?

    translocation genes c-abl & bcr -> hybrid bcr-abl
  • What is the effect of c-bcr?

    growth, motility, anti-apoptosis, DNA-repair defect
  • What is the effect of fusion proteins

    oligomerization resulting in a constitutive activation of PDGF-Rbeta
  • What is the effect of class 1 mutations in AML?

    activation of a signal transduction pathway (e.g bcr-abl mutations) that stimulate proliferation and survival and has n influence on the differentiation
  • What is the effect of class 2 mutations in AML?

    changes in transcription factors ( fusion proteins like ETO, point mutations) which block the differntiation
  • What are the fases of leukemia?

    M0 = minimally differentiated
    M1 = myeloblastic leukemia without maturation
    M2 = myeloblastic leukemia with maturation
    M3 = hypergranular promyelocytic leukemia
    M4 = myelomonocytic leukemia
    M5 = monocytic leukemia
    M6 = erythroleukemia (diguglielmo's disease)
    M7 = megakaryoblastic leukemia
  • What is the effect of AML FAB (M3)?

    promyeolocytes in bone marrow with characteristic granula
    hybride receptor blocks differentiation
    gets worse through chemo
    translocation in PML/RARalfa fusion gene
  • What is the effect of RAR/RXR?

    binds to dna + recruitment ligand & trnascription repression complex that leads to histone deacetylation -> repression of target gene
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