Bathsheba at Her Bath, Rembrandt van Rijn, 1654 The dark shadow in the left breast may be a cancer. Radiation therapy kills cancer cells that are dividing, but it also affects dividing cells of normal tissues. Lecture 20: Cell-Cycle Regulation and the Genetics of Cancer Read chapter 15.1-6 (642-675) 2 The normal cell division The cell cycle has four phases: G 1, S G 2, and M. 3 Isolation of temperature-sensitive mutants in yeast •Mutants grow normally at permissive temperature •Mutants loses gene Molecular Biology of Cancer or Oncogenes Lecture Notes. It is our hope that providing radiation oncologists in-training with a firm foundation underlying the biologic principles of therapeutic radiation will ultimately yield more Author(s): Dr. John G. Burr DREAM Challenges . Part 3: Class Lecture Notes. Cancer continued; three cancer types • Carcinomas; constitute 90% of cancers, are cancers of epithelial cells Introduction to Systems Biology of Cancer Lecture 1 Gustavo Stolovitzky IBM Research . The damage to normal cells causes unwanted side effects. The Molecular Biology of Cancer Delaney Sullivan dsull@stanford.edu Undergraduate Student, Stanford University April 11, 2015. Review •Central Dogma of Molecular Biology •Mendelian Genetics ... - Peyton Rous, Nobel Lecture, 1966. Lecture 21 Cancer Genetics I Stephen B. Gruber, MD, PhD November 18, 2002 “Cancer is, in essence, a genetic disease. Although cancer is complex, and environmental and other nongenetic factors clearly play a role in many stages of the neoplastic process, the … Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the developed world: 1 in 4 deaths are due to cancer 1 in 17 deaths are due to lung cancer Lung cancer is the most common cancer in men Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women There are over 100 different forms of cancer Cancer specific cancer therapies. Cancer cells tend to divide quickly and grow out of control. This note covers the following topics: Telomeres, DNA Tumor Viruses, RNA Tumor Viruses, Oncogenes, Rb, Cell cycle, Growth hormone signal transduction, Apoptosis and Developmental signaling. Lecture 6: The origin of autoimmune diseases (type 1- diabetes, thyroiditis) Lecture 7: Inflammation and fibrosis as a bistable system Lecture 8: Cancer and evolutionary trade-offs Part 3: Aging Lecture 9-11: Why and how we age, and the origin of age-related diseases Figure 1.1 This experience utilizes a series of four short video clips from the NIH Supplement: Cell Biology and Cancer. Part 2: Exploration of a basic understanding of cancer from a historical perspective. and Cancer Biology Study Guide is designed to help radiation oncologists achieve this goal. • Any attempt to provide a comprehensive overview of cancer-related knowledge would be futile — therefore the next two lectures will focus on topics undergoing particularly rapid progress. What is Cancer? Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sinai . Radiation therapy is always a balance between destroying the cancer cells and minimizing damage to the normal cells. History of Oncogenes: Retroviral Oncogenes Psychology 2040A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Homeostasis Lecture Note PSY 001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Facial Feedback Hypothesis, Autonomic Nervous System, Botulinum Toxin