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- Rad Bio Chapters 1 and 3"
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- Rad Bio Chapters 1 and 3"
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- Rad Bio Chapters 1 and 3"
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- Result of abnormal cellular proliferation
- Tumors
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Occurs when a stem cell undergoes mitosis and divides into daughter cells
Cellular differentiation
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Normal ______ ______ (non reproductive cells) contain genes that promote growth and genes that suppress growth, both of which are important to control the growth cell
Somatic cells
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The terms for the genes involved in the cancer process are (3)
- Proto-oncogenes
- Oncogenes
- Antioncogenes
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The normal genes that play a part in controlling normal growth and differentiation
Proto-oncogenes
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Implicated in the abnormal proliferation of cells
Oncogenes
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Also called tumor-suppressor genes, inactivation of ______ allows the malignant process to flourish.
Antioncogenes
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DNA point mutations, amplification, or trans locations transform a ______ into an ______, resulting in unrestricted cellular growth.
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The cell cycle is broken up into 5 phases called:
- G0 phase
- G1 phase
- S phase
- G2 phase
- M phase
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Which phase is depicted outside of the cell cycle continuum because these cells are fully functioning but are nit preparing for DNA replication
G0 phase
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Which phase is characterized by rapid growth and active metabolism
G1 (first growth phase)
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Which phase is the period in which DNA is replicated to ensure that the resulting daughter cells will have identical genetic material
S phase (synthesis)
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Which phase is the period in which the cells prepares for actual division.
G2 (second growth phase)
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______ and ______ are synthesized and the cell continues to grow and moves relatively quickly into the ______ phase.
- Enzymes
- Proteins
- M (mitotic phase)
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Cells are most sensitive to radiation during ______ and ______ phases of the cell cycle.
- G2 (second growth phase)
- M (mitotic phase)
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When tumors grow larger, the blood and nutrient supply is inadequate, creating areas of dead tissue called
Necrosis
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_______ cells do not die after a programmed number of cell divisions as do normal cells. Hence, ______ cells have the ability to proliferate indefinitely.
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Classified by their anatomic site, cell of origin, biologic behavior and can originate from any cell
Tumor
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Tumors that are undifferentiated are called
Anaplastic
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Tumors are divided into two categories:
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Tumors that are generally well differentiated and do not metastasize or invade surrounding normal tissue, often are encapsulated and slow growing.
Benign (examples: Adenoma, Papilloma, Neurons)
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Tumors that range from well differentiated to undifferentiated, have the ability to metastasize, often invade and destroy normal surrounding tissue.
Malignant (Examples: Adenocarcinoma, Leukemia, Lymphoma)
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Spread to a site in the body distant from the primary site
Metastasize
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Tumors that originate from epithelium
Carcinomas
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Tumors originating from the lining are called: (name an example)
Squamous cell carcinoma (Squamous cell carcinoma of the lung)
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Epithelial cells that are glandular are called: (name an example)
Adenocarcinoma (Adenocarcinoma of the stomach)
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Cells are diverse in ______, ______, and function.
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All processes of life occur inside that membrane or on its surface and are accomplished by many specialized components called
Organelles
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Within the plasma membrane is the ______ of the cell containing the genetic material DNA that directs cellular metabolism.
Nucleus
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The material from which genes are made
DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)
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Individual genes are normally assigned specific positions or loci on protein structures
Chromosomes
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The cell nucleus contains one or more is called ______, which are organelles that facilitate ______ assembly.
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Encloses the nucleus
Nuclear membrane
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Between the nucleus and the outer cell wall is a substance known as ______, which is a conglomerate is semi liquid material called ______.
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Woven throughout the cytoplasm is a filamentous membrane which is continuous with the nuclear membrane and houses the ribosomes.
Endoplasmic reticulum
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Important organelles responsible for protein synthesis
Ribosomes
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Important in the storage and management of intracellular chemical substances
Golgi apparatus
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______ play a role in intracellular digestion.
Lysosomes
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Harbor specific enzyme systems, facilitating certain metabolic processes, and vacuoles function in cytoplasmic storage
Peroxisomes
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The intracellular factories that produce adenosine triphosphate(ATP) from sugar and other organic fuels
Mitochondria
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The source of energy that drives intracellular metabolism
ATP (Aadenosine triphosphate))
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The observable sequence of events pursued during the life span of a dividing cell
Cell cycle
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The period before the duplication or synthesis of DNA in the nucleus
G1 phase
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In which living cells are fully functional but simply not programmed for mitosis
G0 phase
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The period during which nuclear DNA is synthesized and chromosomes are duplicated
S phase
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The cell cycle commences after DNA synthesis is complete and continues until the cell begins to divide during the M phase
G2 phase
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Note:
During G2, G1 and S, the cell is growing, producing proteins and organelles, and discharging its metabolic responsibilities.
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The shortest phase of the cell cycle and mitosis occurs
M phase
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Note:
The radiation therapist should be cognizant that radiation is most effective on cells that are actively dividing ( Law of BergoniƩ and Tribondeau)
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Five-carbon sugar may be deoxyribose or ribose, depending on whether the nucleic acid is DNA or RNA
Nucleotides
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The building blocked of life
Proteins
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Peptide information is encoded along the DNA strand in sequence
Codons
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Process of enzymes in the cell nucleus facilitate the transfer of information from a strand of DNA to a strand of RNA.
Transcription (this particular type of RNA is called messenger RNA - mRNA)
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Ribosomes are the site of _______ at which the message borne by the mRNA is apprehended by another type of RNA termed transfer RNA (tRNA)
Translation
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Note:
Gene alterations: BRCA1 and BRCA2 are gene alterations that are linked to hereditary breast and ovarian cancers
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