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| The six hallmarks of cancer |
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1. Growth signal autonomy
2. Evasion of growth inhibitory signals
3. Evasion of apoptosis
4. Unlimited replication potential
5. Angiogenisis
6. Invasion and metastasis
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1. Neoplasia
2. Benign
3. Malignant
4. Cancer
5. Tumour
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1. New growth
2. Non-malignant
3. Locally invasive and destructive growth and metastasis
4. A collection of diseases. Malignant neoplasms - six hallmarks
5. Growth, swelling
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D: Renal cell carcinoma
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FEATURE BENIGN MALIGNANT
Edge ? ?
Metastasis ? ?
Invasion ? ?
Comparison ? ?
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Life-thre |
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BENIGN MALIGNANT
Encapsulated Irregular
No Yes
No Yes
Good Variable
Low High
Normal Variable
Unusual Usual
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D: Carcinoma of lung
I: 190,000 new cases in europe; similar deaths
A: Brochial epithelium exposure to carcinogen. Smoking: benzopyrene. Columnar -> squamous -> dysplasia -> carcinoma. Large airways.
S: Inc. in women; Dec. men
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| What are these:
1. Carcinoma
1a Adenocarcinoma
2. Sacroma
2a.Leiomyosarcoma
2b Leioma
2c Osteosarcoma
2d Liposarcoma
2e Lipoma
3 Retinoblastoma
3a Astrocytoma
4. Leukaemia
4a Myeloid leukaemia
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1. Malignant neoplasm - epithelium
1a Gland
2. Mesenchyme
2a.Smooth muscle
2b Benign
2c Bone
2d Fat cell sarcoma
2e Benign
3 Eye
3a Astrocytes
4. White blood cell
4a Myeloid cells
4b Lymphocytes
4c Solid tumour - B or T cells |
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