Posts Tagged ‘much’

How much does chemotherapy for breast cancer cost?

i need to write about the economical implications of chemotherapy for breast cancer for a coursework but i cant even find how much it costs?
Preferably from the UK

My lung cancer has spread to the brain,How much more has it spread to.?

I had surgary on lung in 2007 (non-Small cell)
I had 4 sessions of chemo
I had brain surgary 2008
And 1 shot of radiation

PLEASE help with these multiple choice genetics problems (this is urgent, thanks sooo much)?

1.The lagging strand is replicated with stretches of Okazaki fragments and that is why its synthesis is considered to be

a.discontinuous.
b.continuous.
c.primed.
d.never stopping.
e.semiconservative.

2.Replication always proceeds by adding new bases to the

a.1′ end.
b.2′ end.
c.3′ end.
d.4′ end.
e.5′ end.

3.Which of the following statements about replication of DNA is false?

a.The two strands are separated.
b.Each strand is used as a template for making a new duplex.
c.The synthesis on each strand is in the opposite direction.
d.The newly synthesized DNA is packaged into one nucleus, and the old DNA is packaged into another nucleus.

4.Fourteen percent of the DNA nucleotides from a certain organism contain T. What amounts of the other bases would you expect to be present in this particular DNA?

a.14 % A, 0% C, 36 % G
b.14 % A, 36 % C, 14 % G
c.14 % A, 36 % C, 36 % G
d.14 % T, 38 % C, 36 % G
e.14 % T, 36 % C, 36 % U

5.If a short sequence of DNA is 3′-AATTGCCGT-5′, its complement is

a.5′-AATTGCCGT-3′
b.3′-AATTGCCGT-5′
c.3-’ACGGCAATT-5′
d.5-’ACGGCAATT-3′

6.When DNA is replicated during S of the cell cycle, the sequence is maintained but the double strand is not. Each strand of the original double strand accompanies its new complement strand. This process is known as the

a.disruptive DNA replication.
b.conservative DNA replication.
c.semiconservative DNA replication.
d.dispersive DNA replication.
e.stabilizing DNA replication.

7.The site of the opening of the DNA strands where active replication occurs is referred to as the

a.replication fork.
b.replisome.
c.primosome.
d.DNA pol III complex of two enzymes.
e.sliding clamp subunit.

8.Which of the following DNA replicating enzymes is responsible for unwinding the double helix of DNA?

a.DNA primase
b.DNA polymerase I
c.DNA helicase
d.DNA gyrase
e.DNA ligase

9.The DNA double helix is similar to a twisted ladder. What makes up the sides holding the rungs together?

a.phosphate groups only
b.alternating units of phosphate groups and sugars
c.sugars only
d.purines and pyrimidines

10.Which of the following DNA sequences is complementary to 5′ ATGGTCAGT 3′?

a.5′ ATGGTCAGT 3′
b.5′ TGACTGGTA 3′
c.5′ TACCAGTCA 3′
d.5′ ACTGACCAT 3′

11.The double helix model was proposed by

a.Watson and Crick.
b.Griffith.
c.Avery.
d.Franklin.
e.Beadle and Tatum.
12.You are asked to participate in a clinical trial for a new drug that can activate telomerase. Which of the following is a likely risk of such a drug?

a.decreased capacity for tissue repair
b.increased vulnerability to cancer
c.premature aging
d.decreased telomere length

13.Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP) is a rare autosomal recessive disorder. Patients with XP exhibit a cellular hypersensitivity to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, a high incidence of skin cancer and premature aging. Based on these clinical characteristics, what is the underlying cause for this disease?

a.defects in DNA repair
b.defects in DNA replication
c.lack of telomerase activity
d.shortened telomeres

14.A scientist developed a procedure that would cause a particular chemical to bind with the nitrogen base adenine. If this chemical were applied prior to S in the cell cycle, what might be a logical prediction of the outcome? (1/2 point extra credit)

a.The DNA replication would proceed except that all adenine would have the chemical bound to it and is incorporated into the new sister chromatids.
b.The DNA replication would proceed except that everywhere an adenine was supposed to be, a thymine was substituted into the new developing strand.
c.The DNA replication would proceed except cytosine and guanine would continue to form base pairs.
d.The DNA replication would stop because if adenine were bound then thymine would not have a complement with which to base pair.

Do all non skin cancers mastestize when unchecked? Does chemo pretty much stop all cancer spread?

Is radiation necessary and why? Seems like the treatments used do damage to the body, but are they successful? If not, why not? What could we do different?

how much does throat cancer radiation therapy cost?

how much does throat cancer radiation therapy cost i really need to know also if you know how long does it take cancer cells to develope

Could Low dose radiation years ago be the cause of so much skin cancer?

I worked for veterinarians for 25 years. I was an assistant then later a tech. I had so much skin cancer on my face and forearms. We were as careful as we could be when doing the x-rays. We wore our tags and lead aprons. Still the thought occurred to me this might have been why I had such deep skin cancer. I know sun damage would be common to those areas but I used to lay in the sun and why am I not having the skin cancers on my back too? That is where I always got burned. I started the Veterinarian job in 68 quit in 94 that is a lot of being around and using the x ray machine. Thoughts? Not trying to start trouble just wondering if this could have been a factor. The cancer is all cleared up now. :^)

Thanks for your thoughts Chris
Thanks Dave, since we were behind no doors and actually holding the animals leaning into what we called the horn. I could see it getting my face and arms exposed. Lots of times just a lead glove was laid over our hands. And with a wigging animal it would slip at the wrong time. Nothing on my arms.

So many people asked me why I had so much deep skin cancer on my face and arms. It has puzzled me for a long time and then just yesterday I got to thinking about the radiation exposure. Also when I was young there was some radiation done on my hands for a skin condition. Later it turned out to be a nervous thing causing it. Sigh. So even more radiation.

Thanks again Chris

How much does cancer treatment – radiation therapy, cost?

How much does cancer treatment – radiation therapy, cost?
My grandma has cancer and I need to know how much does cancer radiation treatments cost?
Thank you!!
She is in Russia and I need an approximate cost of this treatment to see if I should bring her here, to the United States, Florida. She has no insurance. I just need an approximate cost to see if we can afford it or if she should do it in Russia.
Thank you!