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DNA DAMAGE AND REPAIR
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* DNA Repair & Cancer * Cancer & Genomic Instability * Sources of DNA Damage * Types of DNA Damage * DNA Repair Pathways * Defects on DNA Repair & Links with Human Disease * MMR & HNPCC * DNA Damage & Apoptosis * P53 * Cancer Therapy and DNA Damage * BRCA1 & BRCA2 and PARP * POLY-ADP-RIB...

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  • October 29, 2024
  • 6
  • 2022/2023
  • Class notes
  • Dr helen james
  • All classes

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  • oncology case studies
  • dna repair cancer
  • types of dna damage
  • sources of dna damage
  • cancer genomic instability

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L10: DNA DAMAGE & REPAIR [17/10/2022]



I. DNA REPAIR & CANCER

 Each cell is thought to undergo >20,000 DNA damaging events and >10,000 replication
errors per day
 What is the connection between DNA repair and cancer?
 Genomic instability:
 It is linked with human cancers
 Problems with DNA repair led to genome instability



II. CANCER & GENOMIC INSTABILITY

 Cancer cells show genomic instability:
 Subtle sequence changes – cause mutations
 Dramatic karyotypic changes – gains and losses of complete or partial chromosomes,
chromosome rearrangements

 In some cases, still trying to determine what is cause and effect.
 Does genome instability cause cancer?
 Do cancerous cells have greater genome instability?



III. TYPES OF DNA DAMAGE:

, IV. MAJOR SOURCES OF DNA DAMAGE




V. MAJOR TYPES OF DNA REPAIR

 Various DNA repair pathways have evolved to maintain genomic stability
- Excision repair
 Base excision repair (BER)
 Nucleotide excision repair (NER)

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