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NEOPLASIA 7: CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS & Ames test

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  • Опубліковано 31 жов 2016
  • A series of video tutorials discussing the topics for undergraduates in Pathology
    In this tutorial , i have discussed Chemical Carcinogenesis.
    Carcinogenesis
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    • Oncogenesis
    Mechanism of induction of tumors
    Carcinogen
    • A substance or agent which can induce cancer.
    • Types:
    1.Chemical carcinogen
    2.Physical carcinogen
    3.Biological carcinogen
    History
    1761 - Dr John Hill, London Physician Observed the association of nasal cancer among tobacco snuff users in men.
    1775 - Percivall Pott, an English surgeon : increased Incidence of scrotal cancer in chimney sweepers in London.
    1915 - Yamagiwa and Ichikawa, Japanese Pathologists: Multiple topical applications of coal tar to rabbit ears produced squamous cell carcinomas.
    First demonstration that a chemical could produce cancer in animals.
    1930’s - Kennaway, a british Pathologist : showed for the first time that polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons , such as dibenzanthracene, are tumorigenic in mouse skin
    1940’s - James and Elizabeth Miller, Oncologists : first to find the relationship between metabolic activation, and tumorigenesis.
    Experiments demonstrating the initiation & promotion
    Tests For Chemical Carcinogenicity
    • Experimental induction
    • Tests for Mutagenecity( AMES’ TEST)
    • The Ames Test is an easy and inexpensive way to measure the MUTAGENICITY of a chemical.
    • Ames test does not determine if chemical is carcinogenic!!!
    • Rationale of test is that greater than 90% of all chemical mutagens have been shown to be carcinogenic in subsequent animal tests
    • The bacterium used in the test is a strain of Salmonella typhimurium that caries a defective (mutant) gene making it unable to synthesize the amino acid histidine from the ingredients in its culture medium.
    • However, some types of mutations (including this one) can be reversed, a back mutation, with the gene regaining its function.
    • These revertants are able to grow on a medium lacking histidine.
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    Please watch: "WARBURG EFFECT: Hallmark of CANCER. What, Why & How?"
    • NEOPLASIA 6: WARBURG E...
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