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THE CANCER/MITOSIS CONNECTION A cancer cell

All cells have a controlled rate of division that is appropriate for their role in the body. All cells have a controlled rate of division that is appropriate for their role in the body.

Rates of Division ex. The cells of the skin reproduces perfectly so that it does not become too thin or too thick ex. The cells of the skin reproduces perfectly so that it does not become too thin or too thick

Rates of Division Ex. Cells that line the intestine complete the cell cycle in hours Ex. Cells that line the intestine complete the cell cycle in hours

Rates of Division Ex. Liver cells reproduce only once a year Ex. Liver cells reproduce only once a year

Rates of Division Ex. Nerve cells never reproduce Ex. Nerve cells never reproduce

Rates of Division Ex. Frog embryo cells reproduce in less than an hour Ex. Frog embryo cells reproduce in less than an hour

Rates of Division Cells spend most of their time in interphase. Cells spend most of their time in interphase. The mechanism for cell growth is highly regulated by genes (segments of DNA) in the cell so that you just get the new cells you need. The mechanism for cell growth is highly regulated by genes (segments of DNA) in the cell so that you just get the new cells you need.

Rates of Division If the control mechanism for this process gets messed up, the rate of mitosis in that body tissue increases If the control mechanism for this process gets messed up, the rate of mitosis in that body tissue increases

Increased Mitosis … Leads to Leads to –Accumulation of cells in that area known as a TUMOR Kidney tumors

Increased Mitosis … Leads to Leads to –CANCER A disorder of cells in which the genes which control growth have been damaged and the cells have the ability to spread throughout the body. A disorder of cells in which the genes which control growth have been damaged and the cells have the ability to spread throughout the body. Ovary Cancer Cell

Causes of cancer: Viruses Viruses Chemicals (such as Nicotine, Benzene, Asbestos) Chemicals (such as Nicotine, Benzene, Asbestos) Ultraviolet radiation Ultraviolet radiation

The ozone absorbs some, but not all of the types of UV radiation: UVA: Not absorbed by the ozone layer. UVB: Mostly absorbed by the ozone, but some does reach the Earth’s surface. UVC: Completely absorbed by the ozone layer and oxygen. UVA and UVB that reach the Earth’s surface contribute to serious health effects.

Causes of Cancer: These are called CARCINOGENS: cancer- causing agents (also called MUTAGENS) These are called CARCINOGENS: cancer- causing agents (also called MUTAGENS) –Exposure to these Carcinogens is cumulative, meaning the longer you’re exposed the greater your risk. –Carcinogens attack DNA and mutate the genes that controls cell division These “control” genes are called ONCOGENES These “control” genes are called ONCOGENES

Kinds of tumors: BENIGN: Harmless because do not spread to other tissues of the body BENIGN: Harmless because do not spread to other tissues of the body –Ex. Warts (caused by a virus)

Kinds of tumors: MALIGNANT: MALIGNANT: = CANCER = CANCER –Very dangerous –Spreads to different kinds of tissues (called METASTISIS) –interferes with organ function

Cancer Cancer cells do not carry on normal functions, all their energy goes into dividing. Cancer cells do not carry on normal functions, all their energy goes into dividing. They also use up the nutrients for cells so they can’t do their job as well. They also use up the nutrients for cells so they can’t do their job as well.

Cancer Treatments Surgery: removal of cancerous cells, hopefully before it can spread. Surgery: removal of cancerous cells, hopefully before it can spread. Radiation Therapy: burn and/or kill all cells in the area Radiation Therapy: burn and/or kill all cells in the area

Chemotherapy: medication that destroy all rapidly dividing cells (including cells that grow hair, line the gut, produce sperm, produce nails, produce blood cells) Chemotherapy: medication that destroy all rapidly dividing cells (including cells that grow hair, line the gut, produce sperm, produce nails, produce blood cells) Cancer Treatments

So… There are many different forms of cancer, all with varying threat levels to a person’s health. A person’s susceptibility and ability to fight cancer depend on their health, physical activities, heredity, the environment they live in and access to health care. There are many different forms of cancer, all with varying threat levels to a person’s health. A person’s susceptibility and ability to fight cancer depend on their health, physical activities, heredity, the environment they live in and access to health care. In short, Cancer, in all its various forms, is uncontrolled cell division that leads to a tumor with the ability to spread to different tissues in the body. In short, Cancer, in all its various forms, is uncontrolled cell division that leads to a tumor with the ability to spread to different tissues in the body.