'Cancer genes' presentation slideshows

Epigenetics : keeping abreast: on breast health

Epigenetics : keeping abreast: on breast health . By Kathleen Cole BSc in Nursing, Naturopath. The Fear of Breast cancer starts early. What is Epigenetics ?. True genetic mutations account for only 5-10% cancers

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Investigating Cancer

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Computational Systems Biology of Cancer:

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Recent applications of NGS sequencing in cancer studies

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Aim : What are cancer cells?

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In silico study of cancer-related genes and microRNAs ???????????????????? microRNAs

In silico study of cancer-related genes and microRNAs ???????????????????? microRNAs. Ka-Lok Ng ( ??? ) Department of Biomedical Informatics ( ????????? ) Asia University. Contents. Motivation Predict cancer genes based on microarray mRNA expression levels

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Cancer

Cancer. Learning Objectives. By the end of this class you should understand: The steps required for a cell to become cancerous The link between genes, mutation and cancer The models of retinoblastoma, breast cancer, and colon cancer Translocation events that create a risk for cancer

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CANCER IS A GENETIC DISEASE

CANCER IS A GENETIC DISEASE. SUPPORTING EVIDENCE:. 1. Hereditary cancer. 2. Cancer-causing virus. 3. Alterations of cellular genes in cancer. 4. Clonal development of cancer. T1-1. A TYPICAL FAMILY TREE OF INHERITED CANCER SYNDROME. Individuals With Related Cancer. T1-2.

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Viruses and Cancer

Viruses and Cancer.

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Eukaryotic Gene Regulation

Eukaryotic Gene Regulation. Chapter 18 & 20. Goals:. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes Regulation at the DNA Level Regulation at the transcription level Regulation at the translation level Regulation at the protein level

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THE GENETIC OF CANCER

THE GENETIC OF CANCER. Increased mitosis. Tumor formation. Proto-oncogene. Tumor suppression gene. Point mutation. Amplification. Translocation. Normal protein. Defective protein. Hyperactive growth. Normal growth . Normal growth. Normal cell division. Uncontrolled

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A Project Overview

Gujarat Cancer Society Ahmedabad. A Project Overview. Our Introduction Who we are? Gujarat Cancer Society working with International Union Against Cancer. What we do? Arrange Cancer health check ups Exhibition on Cancer Educational programme Tobacco de addiction camps .

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What is Cancer?

What is Cancer?. How it occurs and cell cycle regulation. What is Cancer?. Cancer = cellular growth disorder that occurs when cell divide uncontrollably. - Cause carcinogenesis , formation of cancer cells Tumor = mass of cancerous cells Can be: 1. Benign = noncancerous

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