Mutations and Cancer: The Role of P53 and HPV

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Explores p53's pivotal role in cellular stability, DNA repair, and tumor suppression, emphasizing TP53 mutations and DNA double-strand break repair mechanisms.

Genetic Mutations: Causes and Effects

Explores genetic mutations, chromosomal abnormalities, DNA repair, and disease implications.

DNA Replication and Cancer

Explores the link between DNA replication, DNA repair mechanisms, and cancer development.

DNA Damage and Repair

Explores DNA damage, repair mechanisms, mutation consequences, and cancer prevention through tumor suppressor genes.

Retinoblastoma: Genetic Mechanisms and Clinical Implications

Explores the genetic mechanisms of retinoblastoma and their clinical implications, shedding light on tumor suppression, DNA repair, and genetic recombination.

Evading Growth Suppression: TGFB Signaling

Explores how cells evade growth suppression, focusing on TGFB signaling and the role of tumor suppressors like PTEN and p53.

Genetic Variability & Diversity: Mutations and Polymorphisms

Explores mutations and polymorphisms, highlighting their impact on genetic diversity.

Altered Metabolism in Cancer: Warburg Effect and MYC Regulation

Explores altered cancer metabolism, MYC regulation, Rb and p53 pathways, AKT re-activation, and protein-protein interactions.

DNA Repair Mechanisms

Explores DNA repair mechanisms, DNA damage response, and synthetic lethality in cancer.

Molecular Evolution: Mutations and Genetic Diversity

Explores mutations, genetic diversity, and horizontal gene transfer, emphasizing the impact of errors during replication and exposure to mutagens.