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role of Rb
G1 to S transition
role of p53
G1 to S
G2 to M
mutation in oncogene that causes cancer
GOF
mutation in tumor suppressor that causes cancer
LOF
mutation in telomerase that causes cancer
GOF
mutation in DNA repair that causes cancer
LOF
mutation in cadherins that causes cancer
LOF
loss of function mutations are usually what inheritance pattern
recessive
gain of function mutations are usually what inheritance pattern
dominant
two hit model of Rb
start off with one mutant allele, increases chance of single mutation that will lead to familial retinoblastoma
translocation of CML
t(9;22) forms bcr-abl gene
translocation of burkitts lymphoma
t(8;14) forms Ig-myc
two methods of gene amplification
double minutes
homogenous staining regions
part of chromosome breaks off to form circular DNA that amplifies
double minutes
part of chromosome is copied over and over again
homogenous staining region
solar sensitivity
hypogonadism
retardation
xeroderma pigmentosa
malar rash
immunodeficiency
growth restriction
bloom syndrome
poor coordinated movement
dilated veins in eye
ataxia telagiectasia
skeletal abnormalities
bone marrow failure
fanconi anemia
defective UV endonuclease and thymine dimer repair
xeroderma pigmentosa
helicase deficiency
bloom syndrome
impaired DNA repair from ionizing radiation
ataxia telangiectasia
chromosomal abberations
bone marrow failure
fanconi anemia