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    CancerGenome

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    NEWS FEATURE NATURE|Vol Vol 464|15 April 2010 The ANCER GEN ME challenge Interchromosomal rearrangement Point mutation Y 1 X 22 2 9 10 7 8 Intrachromosomal rearrangement Copy-number change © 2010 Macmillan Publishers Limited. All rights reserved needle pulled from a veritable haystack of cancer-associated mutations thanks to highpowered genome sequencing. In the past two years‚ labs around the world have teamed up to sequence the DNA from thousands of tumours along with healthy cells

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    thyroid cancer

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    among the age limit of 20-54 years).(2) The prognosis of differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC) if appropriately treated is very good in both nonmetastatic and local or distant metastatic cases.(3) In USA an estimated 190‚000 survivors of thyroid carcinoma found‚ some for more than 40 years.(1) Treatment of DTC is radioactive iodine (RAI) (I-131) therapy for ablation of thyroid remnant after total thyroidectomy and recurrence and/or metastases. RAI therapy is usually performed 15-40 days after total

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    Nursing 151 Cancer notes

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    differentiate‚ to continue to look like the mother cell poorly differentiated‚ on the chart‚ means that the cells in the tumor have gone through so many mutations that they no longer look like or function like the original tissue‚ example: uterine carcinoma‚ they don’t look or function like the original cells of the uterus more importantly it means they do not respond to treatment well‚ resistant to treatment so poorly differentiated is a bad thing malignancy and benign both are tumors‚ or

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    Radioisotopes are radioactive isotopes of an element. An isotope is an element’s atom that has the same number of protons and electrons‚ but a different number of neutrons‚ causing the atom to be unstable. With radioisotopes‚ they can occur naturally‚ but most often are formed artificially by altering the atom. Scientists measure the rate of which radioisotopes decay at by using the term half-life. This refers to when one-half of the radioactive material has decayed. When the word radioactive comes

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    sections: the uterine body (corpus uteri) with the uterine cavity in the interior forms the upper two-thirds of the uterus. In the upper part‚ the fundus‚ open the right and left‚ the two fallopian tubes (tubes). About you get eggs from the ovaries (ovarian) into the uterine cavity. The muscular uterine body is internally lined with a mucous membrane‚ the so called endometrium. As the cervix or cervix is called the lower tubular third of the uterus. The uterine cavity narrows here for so-called cervical

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    They have two pet dogs. Her parents live an hour drive away and see her father once a week. Her parents have no history of cancer. Jennifer presented to hospital with abdomen pain and fullness. After laparotomy‚ it was found that Jennifer has carcinoma of right ovary which was followed by right oophorectomy. Three months after her early treatment‚ she was diagnosed with lymph node metastases on her right groin which means her disease has spread and cannot be cured. Jennifer will now be in palliative

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    Characteristics Altered cell differentiation Appearance changes Altered metabolism Tumor-specific antigens HCG – trophoblastic tumors Calcitonin – thyroid carcinoma Catecholamine and metabolites – pheochromocytoma Alpha fetoprotein – liver cell cancer PSA – prostate cancer Immunoglobulins – myeloma and other gammopathies CA-125 – ovarian cancer CA-19-9 – Colon‚ Pancreatic cancer CA15-3 – breast cancer Altered cellular function CELL CYCLE G1 – hours to days; RNA and CHON synthesis S phase

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    General Pathology final

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    Disturbances of Growth Congenital Anomalies Agnesia: complete absence of an organ. Aplasia: complete failure of development of an organ. It is represented by fibrous tissue. Hypoplasia: Failure of an organ to reach the full adult size. Atrophy Definition: decrease in size and weight of organ or tissue due to decrease in size and / or number of its cells. Atrophic cells are usually replaced by firbous tissue‚ less commonly by fatty tissue. Types of atrophy: Physiologic Atrophy: **Atrophy

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    Biochemistry

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    Piperazine (generic‚ Vermizine) Oral: piperazine citrate tablets equivalent to 250 mg of the hexahydrate; piperazine citrate syrup equivalent to 500 mg of the hexahydrate per 5 mL Praziquantel (Biltricide; others outside the USA) Oral: 600 mg tablets (other strengths outside the USA) Pyrantel pamoate (Antiminth‚ Combantrin‚ Pin-rid‚ Pin-X) Oral: 50 mg (base)/mL suspension; 62.5 mg (base) capsules (available without prescription in the USA) Suramin (Bayer 205‚ others) Parenteral: ampules containing

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    deadly and growing disease. If I had to do this project again I would schedule a building large enough for the entire community to participate and would use models so the participants could feel the differences in normal tissue and ones affected with carcinoma. Teaching Learning Objectives When cancer is involved early detection is your best chance for survival. This is what motivated our group to lecture on early detection and signs and symptoms. It is important to detect cancer as soon as possible

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