lesson 5 cell death, mutation, cancer cell. cell typesaverage life span brain30-50 years red...
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Lesson 5
Cell death, Mutation, Cancer cell
Cell types Average life span
Brain 30-50 years
Red blood 120 days
Stomach lining 2 days
Liver 200 days
Intestine lining 3 days
Skin 20 days
A. Cells do not keep on dividing
B- Cell death (=apoptosis)
B1. What can cause a cell to die?B2. Factors such as harmful radiations, starvation, toxic chemicals, or viral infection can lead to cell death
B3. When cell needs to die, suicide proteins get made to trigger the break down of cellular content
C- Benefits of cell deathC1. Apoptosis helps sculpture the
physical appearance of organs
C2. Also when a cell dies, its materials can be packaged and transported to other cells for reuse.
C3. Macrophage are cells that will clean up cellular debris after a cell dies
D-MutationD1. Mutation occurs when bases of DNA are
paired up incorrectly (that is G not pair up with C or A not with T) or the order of any base pair on gene is disrupted
D2. Mutations occur naturally or can be induced
D3. What causes mutation?
- Mutagens (=mutation causing agents)
- examples: UV radiation, toxic chemicals (PCBs, asbestos…)
E- Mutation
Advantage Disadvantage
E3. Create new proteins helps organism adapt to changes in environmente.g. E4. E.coli gain antibiotic resistance after mutationE5. Long-neck giraffe can obtain food high above and outlive the short-necked ones.
E6. Damage the gene that codes for important proteins needed for cell growth
E7. Causing many genetic disorderse.g. PKU, lactose intolerance, sickle cell anemia
E1. Mutations are not necessarily a bad thingE2. When mutation is beneficial/disadvantageous?
F- Mutation examples: Albinism (albino)
F1. Is the mutation that causes albinism in these animals beneficial to them?
F2. It depends on their environment (e.g. in the wilderness vs. in the zoo)
G- Cancer cellG1. Cancer cells are mutated
cells that divide repeatedly and excessively. They can spread to other body parts
G2. Tumour = group of cells that divide excessively
G3. Why cancer cells not desirable?
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Risk
Breast cancer tumourG4. Because cancer cells take space and nutrients away from normal healthy cells
H- What causes Cancer?H1. Factors/chemicals cause cancer are called
carcinogen. Include: smoking, acrylamide (in chips, fried potatoes) aspartame, asbestos, benzene,…
H2. Cancer is a complex disease whose causes have not been finalized
H3. Staying away from carcinogens is the best prevention (but can we always?)
H4. New cancer causes are updated all the timeH5. We still have lots of research to do to find a
cure
http://www.colorectal-cancer.ca/en/just-the-facts/symptoms/
I1.Breast cancer
I2. Colon cancer
I – Examples of cancer types
I3- Which is the healthy lung? Which cancerous?
I4. Healthy I5. Cancerous
J- What are some cancer treatments available out there?
J1. Surgery (cutting of cancer infected cell/ organ parts)
J2. Radiation therapy (use light to kill cancer cells)
J3. Chemotherapy (use drug to kill cancer)
J4. Hormone therapy
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/treatment/types-of-treatment
K. Does this patient have cancer?
# of Days
Normal cells
Patient sample
15 2 2
30 4 6
45 8 10
60 16 30
75 32 92
90 64 180
Your lab got an order from a doctor to culture a patient cell sample and see if the patient has cancer.He also gave you a normal cell sample for comparison
K 1. What will you report back to the doctor?
L- Report Patient cell sample analysis
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
0 20 40 60 80 100
Numbers of Days
Nu
mb
ers
of
cell
s
Normal cell
Patient cell
L1. Conclusion: Because the rate of cell doubling is far exceeded in the patient’s cell sample, the patient is likely having cancer
M - End of chapter 1 homework
• Page 52 &53:
• Questions 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 22, 27, 29