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Lecture notes study book Molecular Biology of Cancer of Lauren Pecorino (Lecture 4 Oncogenesis: The cell cycle) - ISBN: 9780198833024, Edition: 5th Revised edition, Year of publication: - (The cell cycle)

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  • October 4, 2022
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Sequencing → comparing the normal DNA with the tumour DNA with labelled nucleotides.

When you see double waves at such a sequencing graph, it is a frameshift, because you’ll have a
wildtype version and a mutated version. (Slide with: deletion of G).

Massive Parallel Sequencing or Next Generation Sequencing

➢ High throughput sequencing method of whole genomes
➢ Allows detection of mutations, chromosomal changes and translocations

c.384A>T c. = RNA sequence, 384 = the number of the nucleotide

g.16000A>T g. means genomic sequence.

p.Gly85>Glu p. is a protein

ATG = Start codon. A is the 1st nucleotide (number 1). Here you start counting. 5’ of RNA is capped
and the 3’end has PolyA.

Epigenetic changes are modifications. CpG → CmpG. It can induce gene silencing. In cancer: hypo-
and hypermethylation in tumor suppressor genes (TSGs). Bisulfite modifications cause the formation
of uracil instead of Cytosine → detect methylated C’s since they stay the same.

Lecture 4 The Cell Cycle

Rob Wolthuis

S-phase: DNA replication fork (replisome) consists of multiple DNA polymerases incorporated in a
molecular machine containing helicases and ligases and topo-isomerases. Leading and lagging strand.
Risk: fork collapse and DNA replication stress (nucleotide depletion, DNA damage, slowing down).

The duplicated chromosome is still connected with the previous chromosome (X shape during
replication → connection = kinetochore). Microtubules (mitotic spindle) connect to these
kinetochores of the chromatids during mitosis.

Cell division usually takes about one day. G1 = 11h, S = 6h, G2 = 6h, Mitosis = 40min.

1. Keep the Replicated Chromosomes Together
2. Condense the DNA
3. Remove the Nuclear Membrane
4. Build a Mechanical Structure: the Mitotic Spindle
5. Properly Attach All the Chromosomes to the Spindle
6. Separate the Sister Chromatids and Pull them apart
7. Make New Nuclei and Decondense the DNA

S = Synthesis of sister chromatids. G2 = sister chromatids condense but remain joint. Mitosis is a
dangerous state, therefore it doesn’t take long. The cells don’t have a nucleus at this point. The
chromosomes are floating through the cell.

Prophase = condensing phase. Prometaphase = trying to get the chromosomes in the middle.
Eventually (after mitosis) you’ll have two diploid cells (daughter cells).

Cyclin B1 bound to Cdk1 (cyclin dependant kinase) induces mitosis. First: appearance of cyclin B, then
activation of cyclin B (mitosis). When Cyclin B1 disappears → mitosis stops and G1 phase is induced.

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