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GMS6552 REVIEW EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ Problem Set 5: Oncogenes What is the relationship between oncogenes and proto-oncogenes? Proto-oncogenes are more carcinogenic than oncogenes Oncogenes promote cancer while proto-oncogenes inhibit cancer Oncogen...

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GMS6552 REVIEW EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH

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Problem Set 5: Oncogenes

What is the relationship between oncogenes and proto-oncogenes?



Proto-oncogenes are more carcinogenic than oncogenes

Oncogenes promote cancer while proto-oncogenes inhibit cancer

Oncogenes become proto-oncogenes during carcinogenesis

Proto-oncogenes become oncogenes during carcinogenesis

Proto-oncogenes become oncogenes during carcinogenesis

Which form(s) of oncogene activation involve(s) a mechanism that

will NEVER directly change the DNA sequence in a cell? Choose all that apply.

Mutation

Amplification

Rearrangement

Promoter insertion

Hypomethylation

Hypomethylation

Does the presence of oncogenes make it harder or easier to develop selective

anti-cancer agents with fewer side effects?

, Harder

Easier

Easier

What is the relationship between Ras and Myc mutations in cancer?



They work in a synergistic fashion to increase cell death.

They work in an additive fashion to increase cell death.

Ras mutations increase the lethality of Myc inhibitors.

Myc mutations increase the lethality of Ras inhibitors.

Myc mutations increase the lethality of Ras inhibitors.

Problem Set 6: Ion Channels I

What is the effect of one cycle of the sodium potassium pump in cells?

3 sodium ions in, 3 potassium ions out

3 sodium ions out, 3 potassium ions in

2 sodium ions in, 3 potassium ions out

2 sodium ions out, 3 potassium ions in

3 sodium ions in, 2 potassium ions out

3 sodium ions out, 2 potassium ions in

3 sodium ions out, 2 potassium ions in

The resting membrane potential of a neuron is _____.



12 mV

-90 mV

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