Answer the following questions; 1) How do DNA Cancer viruses such as SV40, Adenovirus and Human...
Answer the following questions;
1) How do DNA Cancer viruses such as SV40, Adenovirus and Human
Papilloma Virus 16 inactivate them?
2) What are the 6 phases of HIV/AIDS and what happens during each
phase?
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Answer 1: Tumor suppressor protein are present in our body which have main role to block the cancerous cells. There are generally two type of Tumor Suppressor Proteins as P53 and RB (Retinoblastoma). But if by any mean(chemical, physical or biological) there is mutation in these protein so it result in the development of cancer cell whose division is uncontrolled.
If we take the example of Human Papilloma Virus by the inactivation of tumor suppressor gene this virus will now bind to the protein(P53 and RB) and destroy them. Now HPV will lead to the progression of different type of cancer as cervical, veginal or uterian in females while oral and esophagial in males.For the inactivation of these viruses the main treatment is the inactivation of these by process of vaccination. So here pathogen which is not infectious is inserted in body to creat some kind of adaptive response (may be humoral or cell mediated).
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