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MCQs on oncogenesis

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Oncogenesis


OncogenesisVersion en ligne MCQs on oncogenesis par Holly Jones 1 Which phase of the cell cycle is responsible for DNA replication? a S b G1 c G2 d M 2 What detects damage at the G1/S check point? a Cyclin D b Rb c CDK2 d P53 3 What phase would a mutation in the Rb gene affect within the cell cycle? a G1/S b S/G2 c G2/M d M/G1 4 When a proto-oncogene becomes an oncogene what type of mutation do they undergo? a Loss of function b Gain of function c Frameshift mutation d Silent mutation 5 Which of these is a characteristic of cancer cells? a Strong sensitivity to anti-growth signals b Permenant arrest in G0 c Ability to evade apoptosis d Respond to growth inhibitors 6 Which of the following best describes the function of the spindle checkpoint? a Ensures DNA is replicated correctly b Ensures chromosomes are aligned before separation c Ensures cells have enough nutrients to divide d Ensures no mutation factors are present 7 A BRCA1 mutation affects what cellular process? a Response to growth factor signalling b Protein synthesis c Ability to undergo apoptosis d DNA repair 8 A patient’s tumor cells overexpress cyclin D (proto-oncogene). Which checkpoint is MOST directly affected by this alteration? a G0→ G1 checkpoint b G1→ S checkpoint c G2 → M checkpoint d Spindle assembly check point 9 What type of genes undergo the "two-hit hypothesis"? a Loss of function genes b Proto-oncogenes c DNA repair genes d Growth inhibiting genes 10 In normal cells if a cell fails at any check point what does not happen? a It enters the G0 phase b It undergos apoptosis c It secretes p53 d Damage is repaired

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OncogenesisVersion en ligne

par Holly Jones

Which phase of the cell cycle is responsible for DNA replication?

What detects damage at the G1/S check point?

What phase would a mutation in the Rb gene affect within the cell cycle?

When a proto-oncogene becomes an oncogene what type of mutation do they undergo?

Which of these is a characteristic of cancer cells?

Which of the following best describes the function of the spindle checkpoint?

A BRCA1 mutation affects what cellular process?

A patient’s tumor cells overexpress cyclin D (proto-oncogene). Which checkpoint is MOST directly affected by this alteration?

What type of genes undergo the "two-hit hypothesis"?

In normal cells if a cell fails at any check point what does not happen?