TP53 is the gene that encodes for the protein p53. It is one of the most commonly defected genes in human cancers. A normal p53 protein helps control cancer development through its involvement in...
inhibition of angiogenesis
genomic stability
apoptosis
all of the above
Atrophy is described as
The enlargement of an organ or tissue from the increase in size of its cells.
The acquired shrinkage due to a decrease in the size or number of cells in a tissue
Abnormal change in the nature of a tissue.
Proto-oncogenes are the unmutated versions of oncogenes that normally control how often a cell divides and the degree to which it differentiates. How many alleles are required for a proto-oncogene to becomes a mutated oncogene.
none
one
two
three
Hypertrophy involves the increase in the size of an organ due to an increase in the ____ of cells.
productivity
size
number
Mouse Skin Question: Applying on initiating agents alone results in...
Tumour
No Tumour
Mouse Skin Question: Applying an initiating agent followed by a promoter results in...
Mouse Skin Question: the application of a promoter several months after the application of an initiating agent results in....
Mouse Skin Question: Applying promoter alone results in...
Mouse Skin Question: Applying an initiating agent after the promoter results in...
Which of the following are considered the "3 rules of infections and cancer"?
The viruses involved all establish a persistent infection and are often widespread in the normal human population
Cancer develops only in a small proportion of infected people, usually many years after their initial viral infection
The viruses involved all establish a persistent infection and are never found in the normal human population
Virus infection is just one link in a complex chain of events required for cancer development
