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3Genes involved in cancer
Oncogenes Activated from protooncogenes Usually
enhance cell proliferation Tumor suppressor
genes Inactivated by mutation or deletion Usually
arrest cell proliferation
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19Detection of Oncogenes in Human Tumors
DNA transfections
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21Activation of ras Oncogenes by Point Mutations
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- Ras mutations in tumors usually involve codons
12, 13, 59 and 61. - Mutated ras is found in 50 of colorectal cancers
and 95 of pancreatic cancers.
22Activation de la Voie des MAP Kinases
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24Functions and Mechanisms of Activation of
Proto-oncogenes Products
- Protein phosphorylation.
- Can activate kinase activity of the protein.
- Can generate docking sites to recruit target
proteins. - Signal transmission by GTPases.
- Signal transduction.
- Ras family proteins are prototypical members.
- Proteins localized in nucleus.
- Control of progress through cell cycle.
- Involvement in DNA replication.
- Proteins that regulate cell death (apoptosis).
25From the Growth Factor to the Cell Cycle
26GTP
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28Identification of Oncogenes at Chromosomal
Breakpoints
- Creation of the Philadelphia chromosome.
- Found in gt95 of Chronic Monocytic Leukemia
patients.
- Chromosomes 9 and 22 contain the genes c-abl and
bcr at their breakpoint, respectively. - Formation of bcr-abl chimeric gene
- Formation of bcr-abl chimeric RNA
- Formation of bcr-abl chimeric protein
29 Figure 2 A comparison of karyotypes.
a Chronic myelogenous leukaemia, showing the
typical 922 translocation and an otherwise
normal karyotype. b Non-small-cell
carcinoma of the lung, showing abnormalities
of both number and structure. The arrows
indicate aberrant chromosomes.