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grading?
measure of malignancy or the rate at which a tumor grows
staging?
size of lesion
extent in regional lymph nodes
presence or absence of metastasis
Paget's disease of the breast?
cancer enters the ducts and spreads through the intraepithiliem
Kukenberg tumor
stomach cancer getting in the abdominal cavity and spreading to ovaries
why can some cancers recur after many years?
due to the survival of the dormant tumor cells
What are HI60 cells?
what happens when exposed to DMSO, retinoic acid?
tpa, Vit D?
HI60 - type of myeloid leukemia cells
- neutrophil-like
- monocyte-like
what are 3 stages of spread?
1. invasion - laminin receptors to attach to basement membrane -- release collagenase and enter lymph or blood vessels
2. circulation - can travel single or bunches
3. metastasis - invade other body organs by ligand specific receptors
where does breast cancer likely metastasize to?
lung, liver and bone marrow
defense at normal cell stage?
IFN, drug metabolizing enzymes and repair enzymes
defense at preneoplastic stage?
immune responses
defense at neoplastic stage?
basement membrane