Can you critically evaluate this information including details in the discussion, also including molecular and cellular aspects as well as detailed diagnostic and treatment approach:- When tumours attempt to spread/invasive outside of their original tissue or to a remote metastatic location, they are said to be invasive. This process is typically started or sustained by the microenvironment around the tumour. Examine in-depth/Critically what a cancer microenvironment is and how it's considered to encourage tumour migration.

A brain tumor on histology exam is cystic, has cells of uniform size, and has no mitotic figures. From this you know the tumor   a has metasticized from the body.   b is low-grade.   c is likely a high-grade glioblastoma multiforne.   d is a meningioma.

how is evading growth receptors necessary for cancer development and how is it driving cancer formation. in 3-6 sentences.

How does knowing and understanding the history of cancer provide support for someone with a cancer diagnosis? Does knowing your enemy- knowing cancer-bring some kind of comfort?

Please help with answering this Cancer Biology question. Detailed answers are welcome to aid in understanding.

what is a good response to? My portfolio project is based on cancer as it it’s the leading cause of premature death in my county. Currently, through the National Program of Cancer Registries (NPCR), the CDC supports cancer registries in 46 states. In turn, the NPCR also collects data from the supported territories/states and together with the NCI’s Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program, CDC’s NPCR collects data for the entire U.S. Population. The purpose is to monitor the burden of cancer, evaluate prevention/control, and identify needs for additional efforts/resources on a national, state, and local level. Also noteworthy is the two types of cancer registries, the first being “Hospital” which provides data used to evaluate patient care within the hospital, while “Population-based” registries typically fall under the state health departments and collect data for specific geographic areas. This process involves collecting/compiling data from facilities such as:…

You are evaluating a 55 year old breast cancer patient who has been on Raloxifene and Pertuzumab for the past year, which of these features do you think is least indicative of tumor resistance? Group of answer choices Tumor regression and remission after therapy Relapse after remission Increasing tumor size Metastatic lesion in the sternum

Explain the following characteristics of an ideal tumor marker • Specificity for a single type of cancer • High sensitivity and specificity for cancerous growth • Correlation of marker level with tumor size • Homogeneous (i.e., minimal post-translational modifications) • Short half-life in circulation

In your own words, explain each of the hallmarks of cancer. (immortality, produce go signals, override stop signals, resist cell death, angiogenesis and how it relates to metastasis.

Pick one initial of TNM cancer staging and identify what the different stages are and what they mean.