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MCB$2410$$Gene,cs$Chapter$23$
Cancer'10/29/14$
Transcrip,onal$network$governing$the$angiogenic$switch$in$human$pancrea,c$cancer$
PNAS$2007$104:$12890H12895.$
Cancer'
A$group$of$disorders$characterized$by:$
cell'prolifera-on.$
• Cells$do$not$respond$to$normal$controls$of$cell$division.$
• Cells$divide$rapidly$and$constantly$=$tumor$growth.$
• Crowds$normal$cells$and$robs$nutrients.$
• Advanced$tumors$shed$cells$that$travel$to$other$parts$of$
the$body$=$metastasis.$
Cancer'Tumor$forma,on$
• One$or$more$cell$cycle$signals$disrupted.$
=$abnormally$high$rate$of$prolifera,on$(cell$division).$
• Gradually$lose$normal$shape$and$form$a$dis,nct$mass$
=$Tumor.$$
Benign'tumor$–$cells$remain$localized.$
'Malignant'tumor$–$cells$invade$other$,ssue.'
Cancer'
• Occurs$in$many$,ssue$types.$
• public$health$issue.$
• A$model$to$study$cell$cycle$
control.$
Cancer'A$gene,c$disease$
Early$observa,ons$that$cancer$was$gene,c:$
1. Many$mutagens$also$cause$cancer.$
2. Many$cancers$have$recurring$chromosomal$
abnormali,es.$
3. Some$specific$$cancers$run$in$families.$
(i.e.$re-noblastoma)$$$
Many$cancers$have$chromosomal$abnormali,es.$
Spectral$Karyotyping$Fluorescence$in"situ$hybridiza,on$(SKY'FISH)$
(normal$human$karyotype)$
Many$cancers$have$chromosomal$abnormali,es.$
Normal$human$
karyotype$
Karyotype$of$HCC38$cells.$
(derived$from$breast$cancer)$
• Hypertriploid.$
• 37$structural$
abnormali,es$involving$
all$chromosomes$except$
6$and$16.$
• Etc…$
h\p://www.path.cam.ac.uk/~pawefish/BreastCellLineDescrip,ons/HCC38.html$
Many$cancers$have$recurring$chromosomal$abnormali,es.$
Nature$421,$440H444(23$January$2003)$
BurkiA’s'lymphoma''has$a$recurring$reciprocal"transloca.on"between$the$qHarms$of$
chromosomes$8$&$14.$
(Also$see$figure$23.11)$
Knudson’s'mul-step'model'of'cancer.$(1971)$H$Explains$re,noblastoma$
Cancer'is'mul-step.$If$one$or$more$required$muta,ons$are$
inherited,$less$muta,ons$would$be$required$to$produce$cancer.$
Unilateral$
Sporadic$
Bilateral$
Familial$
Clonal'evolu-on'of$a$tumor.'
Indicates$an$
iden,cal$cell.$1st$muta,on$cell$
predisposed$to$
proliferate$faster.$
2nd$muta,on$causes$
cell$to$divide$rapidly.$
3rd$muta,on$cell$
undergoes$structural$
changes.$
4th$muta,on$causes$
cell$to$divide$
uncontrollably$and$
invade$other$,ssue.$
Most$tumors$arise$from$
soma,c$muta,ons$that$
accumulate$in$a$person’s$
life$span.$
The$rate$of$clonal$evolu,on$depends$on$the$frequency$with$which$new$muta,ons$arise.$
Many$cancers$are$influenced$by$environmental$factors.$$
Hong$Kong$
Salt$Lake$City,$Utah$
Types'of'cancer'causing'genes:'Oncogenes$=$Mutated$dominantHac,ng$s#mulatory$genes$that$cause$cancer.$
(protoGoncogene'=$oncogene$prior$to$muta,on)$$
Types'of'cancer'causing'genes:'
Tumor'suppressor'genes'=$Mutated$recessiveHac,ng$
inhibitory$genes$that$cause$cancer.$
Loss'of'heterozygosity'People$heterozygous$for$a$tumorHsuppressor$gene$are$predisposed$to$cancer.$
Loss'of'heterozygosity'oien$leads$to$cancer$in$a$person$heterozygous$for$a$tumorHsuppressor$gene.$
Cell'Cycle'
Cell'Cycle'
Kinase$–$an$enzyme$that$adds$a$phosphate$to$a$protein$
'CyclinGdependent'kinases$(CDKs)$–$kinases$that$control$key$events$of$the$cell$cycle.$
'• CDKs'are$func,onal$only$when$associated$with$a$
cyclin$(another$protein).$
• Each$cyclin$appears$at$specific$points$in$the$cell$cycle.$
• When$bound$to$a$CDK,$which$cyclin$is$present$will$
determine$which$protein$the$CDKs$phosphorylate.$
The$re-noblastoma'protein'helps$control$the$progression$through$
G1/S'checkpoint.$
RB$binds$E2F$and$keeps$it$inac,ve.$
Increasing$conc.$Of$cyclinGDGCDK'and$cyclinGEGCDK'phophorylate$RB.$
Once$phosphorylated,$RB$is$inac,ve$and$releases$E2F.$
E2F$binds$DNA$and$s,mulates$
transcrip,on$of$DNA'replica-on'genes.$
(RB$=$tumor$suppressor)$
Cell$cycle$progression$is$also$regulated$by$
external'factors.$• Hormones$and$growth$factors$are$unable$to$pass$through$the$cell$
membrane.$
• Typically$bind$to$cell$surface$receptors$that$transmit$the$message$
into$the$cell.$
='Signal'transduc-on'pathway.'
Example:$Ras'signal'transduc-on'pathway'
• Inac-ve'Ras$binds$guanosine$diphosphate$(GDP).$
• Ac-ve'Ras$binds$guanosine$triphosphate$(GTP).'
Example:$Ras'signal'transduc-on'pathway.'
Binding$of$growth$factor$
causes$conforma,on$change$
and$phosphoryla,on.$
Adaptor$molecules$bind$to$
receptor$and$link$to$Ras.$
Ras$binds$GTP$and$is$
ac,vated.$
Example:$Ras'signal'transduc-on'pathway.'
Ac,vated$Ras$ac,vates$Raf.$
Ac,vated$Raf$ac,vates$MEK.$
Ac,vated$MEK$ac,vates$MAP'kinase.$
Ac,vated$MAP'kinase'moves$
to$nucleus$and$ac,vates$
transcrip,on$factors$that$
s,mulate$transcrip,on$of$
cell$cycle$genes.$
Cascade'of'reac-ons'
Types'of'cancer'causing'genes:'
Oncogenes$=$Mutated$dominantHac,ng$s#mulatory$genes$that$cause$cancer.$
(protoGoncogene'=$oncogene$prior$to$muta,on)$$
Tumor'suppressor'genes'=$Mutated$recessiveHac,ng$inhibitory$genes$that$cause$cancer.$
DNA'repair'genes'=$muta,ons$in$DNAHrepair$genes$can$
increase$the$likelihood$of$acquiring$muta,ons$in$these$
genes.$
Two$processes$that$control$rate$of$muta,ons$arising$in$cell:$
$1)$The$rate$that$muta,ons$arise$in$replica,on$and$aier.$
$2)$The$efficiency$with$which$errors$are$corrected.$
miRNAs'and'Cancer'A$source$of$cancer….$
A$poten,al$therapy$for$cancer…$
Cancer'Genome'Project'
Goal$is$to$completely$
sequence$the$genome$of$
500$tumors$in$50$different$
types$of$cancer.$$
Currently:$
71$genomes$complete$or$in$process.$
18$countries.$
Genome'mapping'using$Gene-c'Markers'
• We$can$use$linkage"analysis"to$iden,fy$disease$loci.$
• We$iden,fy$gene-c'markers$that$are$linked$to$(inherited$with)$disease.$
• Gene-c'Marker'=$Any$gene$or$DNA'sequence'that$can$be$used$to$iden,fy$a$loca,on$in$the$genome.$
Single'Nucleo-de'Polymorphism'='SNP'Chromosomes$are$iden,cal$
for$most$of$their$lengths.$
SNPs$are$varia-ons$at$a$single"base.$
Each$set$of$SNPs$
='a'Haplotype'
Restric-on'enzymes$$(restric,on$endonuclease)$
$
• Isolated$from$bacteria$(viral$defense).$
• Cut$dsDNA$in$a$sequence4specific4way.$
• usually$recogni-on'site$is$4$to$8bp$long.$
• Most$recogni,on$sequences$are$palindromic.$$
Restric,on$enzymes$
make$two$kinds$of$cuts:$
1)'StaggeredG'or'“s-ckyG”'ends'
$
&$$
2)'Blunt'ends'
(palindromic)'
Gel'electrophoresis'
Used$to$separate$
nucleic$acids$based$
on$their$size.$
• Nucleic$acids$are$‘loaded’$into$a$gel$
matrix$that$is$in$a$
salt$buffer.$
• An$electrical$charge$is$passed$through$
the$gel.$
• Nucleic$acids$will$travel$to$the$
posi-ve$pole.$
Wells$for$sample$loading.$
Gel'electrophoresis'
• Something$is$added$to$DNA$
or$gel$that$allows$
visualiza,on$(e.g.$EtBr,$
radioac,ve$label).$
• Sample$is$run$alongside$a$
known$size'standard'or$‘ladder’.$
• Smaller$fragments$‘run’$
faster$than$larger$
fragments.$
(Wells)$
DNA'''''
Moves'''''
This'''''
Direc-on''
“Run to
red”
Big'
Small'
Restric-on'Fragment'Length'Polymorphism'(RFLP)'
Varia-on$in$Restric,on$enzyme$
recogni-on'sequences'results$in$heritable$differences$in$‘cut$
pa\erns’$between$individuals.$
Ancestral$Sequence$had$2$HaeIII$sites.$
Muta,on$(ie.$SNP)$results$in$some$people$having$
2$sites$and$some$people$having$one$site.$
When$treated$with$HaeIII,$each$varia,on$produces$a$different$‘banding’$pa\ern$when$evaluated$with$
Gel$electrophoresis.$
Restric-on'Fragment'Length'Polymorphism'(RFLP)'
RFLP’s'can'be'used'to'detect'linkage.'