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Oncogenes and Cancer
1. Introduction to Cancer Biology
2. Normal Cell Cycle Regulation
3. Apoptosis and Cell Death Mechanisms
4. Proto-Oncogenes: Normal Cellular Functions
5. Oncogene Activation Mechanisms
6. Major Oncogene Families
7. Tumor Suppressor Genes
8. Viral Oncogenes and Cancer
9. Multi-Step Carcinogenesis
10. Oncogene Discovery and Research Methods
11. Therapeutic Targeting of Oncogenes
12. Clinical Applications and Future Directions
Normal Cell Cycle Regulation
Phases of the Cell Cycle
G1 Phase
Cell Growth and Biosynthesis
Preparation for DNA Synthesis
Regulation of Cell Size and Nutrients
S Phase
DNA Replication
Synthesis of Histones
DNA-Associated Protein Synthesis
G2 Phase
Preparation for Mitosis
DNA Damage Repair
Organelle Duplication
M Phase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis
G0 Phase
Quiescent State
Exit from Cell Cycle
Re-entry Mechanisms
Cell Cycle Checkpoints
G1/S Checkpoint
DNA Integrity Assessment
Control of Cell Cycle Entry
Role of p53
Role of Rb Protein
Intra-S Phase Checkpoint
Replication Fork Monitoring
Response to Replication Stress
G2/M Checkpoint
DNA Damage Detection
Control of Mitotic Entry
ATM and ATR Kinases
Spindle Assembly Checkpoint
Chromosome Attachment Verification
Prevention of Aneuploidy
APC/C Regulation
Key Regulatory Proteins
Cyclins
Cyclin D
Cyclin E
Cyclin A
Cyclin B
Cyclin-Dependent Kinases
CDK4/6
CDK2
CDK1
CDK Inhibitors
CIP/KIP Family
p21
p27
p57
INK4 Family
p16
p15
p18
p19
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