Choose a disease that is caused by a defect in cell signaling. Explain the cause of the disease and its impact on the body. How is it treated?
Cancer is a disease caused by a defect in cell signaling.
Unknown cell division and cell clorification known as cancer.
ii. Tumor suppressor Gene.
iii. Oncogene.
iv. Production of new antigen (CEA, AFP)
i. Irregular tumour found in body.
ii. Skin color change.
iii. Horseness
iv. Rough skin and rash.
v. Pain
vi. Diarrhoea or constipation
i. Surgery
ii. Radiation therapy (Rn-220, Co-60, I-131)
iii. Chemotherapy
iv. Immunotherapy
Choose a disease that is caused by a defect in cell signaling. Explain the cause of...
Explain the Cell Signaling Analysis.
Von Gierke disease is frequently the result of a defect in glucose 6-phosphatase. Suggest another mutation in glycogen metabolism that could cause symptoms like those of von Gierke disease. Explain why the two mutants would likely share symptom profiles.
Calcium ions (CA2+) are stored in the smooth ER. Some signaling pathways in the cell cause the ER to release the calcium ions into the cytoplasm, which causes the calcium ion concentration in the cytoplasm to increase and at the same time the calcium ions concentration in the ER to decrease. Once the signaling pathways is turned off, the calcium is returned to the ER so that the concentration of calcium in the ER is very high and the concentration...
related to insulin signaling This is related to insulir cell signaling 1) Describe the steps between the binding of an insulin molecule at the surface and the activation of the effector PI3K of the target cell 2) How does the action of the insulin receptor differ from other ligands that act by means of receptor tyrosine kinases? 3) What is the relationship between type 2 diabetes and insulin production? How is it that a drug that increases insulin sensitivity might...
Which of the following statements could explain how a cell with a defect in DNA repair could become cancerous? The cell could accumulate mutations that lead to additional defects in normal cell behavior. Transcription in the cell may be halted. Apoptosis may be triggered. The cell cycle will arrest at the G1 to S phase cell cycle checkpoint.
DEFINE: FOMITE GIVE THE NAMES OF 3 SYSTEMIC DISEASE CAUSED BY GRAM + AND DEFINE THE DISEASES DEFINE MRSA AND THE DISEASE IT CAN CAUSE DEFINE THE VIRIDANS GROUP AND GIVE 3 DISEASES THAT THEY CAUSE? HOW DOES STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE BREAK DOWN THE LUNGS (CHEMICALS USED?)? DEFINE ENTEROCOCCUS BACTERIA, GIVE 2 EXAMPLES, AND EXPLAIN THEIR PATHOGENICVITY
the role of BMP signaling in the interdigital cell death was done in experiment by implanting protein soaked beads in the hindlimbs of chick embryos. For each , describe the impact of implanting the bead on the pattern of interdigital cell death, describe the impact of implanting the bead on digit morphology and explain whether or not BMP signaling is active in the interdigital region (a) A bead soaked in BMP2 is implanted in the interdigital space. (b) A bead...
5.DISEASE AND PATHWAYS: Most drugs target proteins involved in signaling pathways in the cell. Describe two examples by which a protein can be chemically altered and thereby act as a logic switch in a signaling pathway in the cell. 6.MOLECULAR DRUG DOCKING: Why is molecular docking (e.g. autodock vina) take less time to run than molecular dynamics? What aspect of molecular reality regarding the target protein is sacrificed during simulation to obtain computational speed?
There are many different aspects of how nutrition affects or causes disease states. For this discussion, I would like you to examine a specific disease and comment on the different nutritional aspects affecting the disease that you choose. There are several short descriptions of some of these diseases in your textbook. Cardiovascular disease and diabetes are just two examples of such diseases. Some diseases, such as phenylketonuria, are caused by a genetic defect but can be treated easily be dietary...
2. Choose a disease and explain the ICF in relation to it... Choose any disease, illness or injury (diabetes, stroke, or spinal cord Injury for example) and highlight its relation to the ICF. Make sure your answer is comprehensive, with totalot.K pages