Tumour suppressor Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Lecture notes from Imperial College London, Medical Biosciences, 2nd year, Cancer Biology (CBIO) module A crucial characteristic of every living cell is its ability to communicate with neighbouring cells. This interchange of information between a cell and its environment is what is known as cellular signalling. Specifically, a cell must be able to give precise responses to the environmental signals that it is continually receiving. Cell signalling pathways regulate all the key processes in...

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All lectures of the master course oncology (NWI-BM015c) are covered in the document (using the powerpoint slides and additional information covered in the lectures). The figures included are taken from the PowerPoint slides. All processes and concepts discussed are extensively described using examples and figures.

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Oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes 2 lecture notes

Summary that includes all lectures given by Schuringa, Van Vught, Kruyt and de Jong.The topics of the lectures are: carcinogenesis, cancer stem cells, the role of oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes, the large variety of subtypes within hematological and solid tumors, the signaling pathways active in different tumor types, genetic regulation of these molecular pathways (epigenetics, miRNA), DNA damage response, the tumormicroenvironment , the process of metastasis, tumor immunology, therapeutic...

Second year undergraduate essay written for the Cell Pathology module of the Biomedical Sciences course at the University of Oxford. Essay title: How were tumour suppressor genes discovered and how do they work? Very helpful for tutorial preparation and exam revision. I went onto getting *TOP FIRST* of my cohort and receiving *multiple awards*: Gibbs Prize, Nuffield Science Award, Society of Endocrinology Undergraduate Award and college scholarships. Hope it helps, good luck! :)

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