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major functional classes cancer gene
oncogene
oncogene
promote cell growth and differentiation
gain of function mutation
dominant gene : one mutated allele sufficient to cause oncogenic effect
mechanism ;
translocation of oncogene next to actrively transcribed gene
point mutation
amplification by insertion of multiple copies of oncogene
insertion of retrovirall promoter or enhances sequences
classification of oncogene based on the function of gene product
growth factor = SIS coding for platelet derived growth factor
receptors for growth factor = ERB-B coding for epidermal growth factor
intracellular signalling mediators = RAS
nuclear binding transcription factor = MYC
cell cycle regulator = CCND1
antiapoptotic regulators = BCL2
major functional classes cancer gene
tumor supressor gene
prevent uncontrolled growth of cell
loss of function mutation
inheritance : recessive , both allele must be inactivated
types of tumor suppressor gene
caretaker = repair DNA damage , BRCA1 and BRCA2
gatekeeper= induce apoptosis . RB1 and TP53
2 hit hypothesis
both copies of tumor suppressor gene must be inactivated
inherited cancer -1st hit: germline mutation—2nd hit: acquired mutation
sporadic cancer - both hits: acquired mutation
LOS OF FUNCTIONAL TUMOR SUPRESSOR GENE AND INHERITED RETINOBLASTOMA SUSCEPTIBILTY
RB1 GENE (CHROMOSOME 13)
INHERITED RETINOBLASTOMA
1st germline mutation of one RB1 allele
2nd acquired mutation or loss of remaining RB1 allele in any retinal cell
bilateral tumor
SPORADIC RETINOBLASTOMA
acquired mutation in both RB1 allele in same cell
unilateral tumors
Major functional classes cancer gene
oncogene
tumor suppressor gene
genes that regulate apoptosis
overexpressed anti apoptotic gene (BCL2)
underexpressed pro-apoptotic gene (BAX)
genes that regulate interaction between tumor cell and host cell
enhance or inhibit recognition of tumor cell by immune system