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3 things I learned
1). That oncogenes and tumor supressor genes act like a gas and brake petal
2). Mistakes occurs in DNA 1 out of a billion replications
3). The older you are the more likely you are to develop cancer
2 things that interested or surprised me
1). Only 1 mistake in DNA replication can cause cancer
2.) If you have a specific gene, you can be more susceptible to get cancer
1 question
Is it possible to find out what your genes are so that you can know if you are likely to get cancer?

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I learned that there are many different forms of cancer, the older you are the more likely you are to develop a form of cancer, and what TS and Oncogenes are.  I found it interesting that each cancer genes have specific functions and types. One question I still have would be why is it so hard to find cures for cancer when there is so much knowledge out there about it.

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3 Things Learned
1.) Oncogenes make cell division happen rapidly.
2.) Older people are more likely to get cancer.
3.) Oncogenes are dominant
2 Things that Surprised Me
1.) If you have a specific gene, you can get have a greater chance of getting a cancer that affects it.
2.) Mistakes happen in 1 out of every billion DNA replication.
1 Question I Still Have
1.) Is there a way to stop cancer without going through chemotherapy?

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I learned that some genes can be involved with multiple types of cancers. TP53 is a good example of this.
I also was able to learn the difference between Oncogenes and Tumor Suppressor cells. Although younger people can get cancer it is more likely for an elderly person to have cancer.
Two things that surprised me were that there were 140 cancer times currently and that there are different categories of these cancer types.
One question I would still have, is why are new types of cancers still developing?

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3 Things I learned
- The older you are, the more likely you will develop cancer
- Different types of cancer can be formed by the same gene mutations
- Tumor Suppressor genes slow down/ stop cell division, and oncogenes accelerate it
2 Things That Surprised Me
- 140 cancer-causing genes have been discovered
- Tumor suppressors can also cause cancer
1 Question I Have
- Does the amount of genes that are affected, affect how serious the cancer is?

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3 things I learned
1. Oncogenes stimulate cell growth and tumor suppressors inhibit it
2. So far, scientists have found 140 cancer causing genes.
3. Cancer causing genes have three main functions: cell fate, cell survival, and genome maintenance
2 things I'm surprised by
1. Mutations on the same genes can cause different types of cancer
2. Genes located on the same chromosomes can cause entirely different cancers
1 Question I still have
1. Why do mutations of the same genes cause completely different cancers?

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I Learned: 1)That Oncogene speed up cell division.2) That 140 genes of cancer exist.3) And That Proofreading can fix almost all cell replication.
I Was surprised: 1)That one mistake of cell replication can cause cancer. And That 2) It can grow at an exponential rate.
1)My question is what can fully stop cancer cells

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1) Mistakes occur in DNA 1 out of every billion replications
2) Tumor suppressors are recessive
3) There are around 140 genes that are linked to cancer
I was surprised to learn how many genes are linked to cancer and how many different combinations of genes can cause cancer.
Why is cancer hard to cure if we know the genes that can cause it?

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What I learned
1. genes are responsible for the different functions
2. Oncogenes causes cell growth
3.  The risk of mistakes that happens in your DNA increased because of the oncogenes

Surprised me
1. One little mistake in gene replication can cause cancer
2. The many different cancers that can occur

question
can all cancers be put in remission

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3 things I learned
1) You can more likely to develop cancer the older you get
2) The difference between and oncogene and tumor suppressors
3) Certain genes can be present in multiple types of cancer

2 things that surprised me
1) The same gene can be on many different cancers
2) How many different genes that cancer effects

1 question that I still have
How are there so many types of cancer?

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I learned that it is common for chromosomes with the thickest bands to be attacked.
The older you are the more likely it is that you will develop cancer because it is more likely that a mistake will be made.
Different genes can effect the same parts of the body.
I was surprised that cancers effect so many different genes and chromosomes.
I was surprised that tumor suppressors can cause cancer.
I want to know how many types of cancer have been discovered.

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3. I learned that the same gene mutation can cause different cancers. I learned that replications make mistake ever 1 in a billion times and that the more genes there are on a chromosome, the more mutations occur.
2. One thing that surprised me was how many chances there are on each chromosome for a mutation to occur. Another thing that surprised me was how a gene mutation can cause different types of cancers.
1. One question I still have is does the number of the chromosome affect the type of cancer.

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1) i learned that the older you get he more likely you are to get cancer.
2) Many different types of cancer share the same genes.
3) Tumor suppressor genes slow or stop cell division and oncogenes promote it

1) there are a lot of genes that can be affected by cancer
2) Different types of cancer can affect the same genes

1) what effects do the different genes have on the same type of cancer?

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3 Things I learned.
1) The older you get the more likely you are to develop these mutations that cause cancer.
2) I learned that different types of cancers can be caused by some of the same forms of gene mutations.
3) I learned that Oncogene enhance cell division and growth while tumor suppressors halt the division.
2 Things that surprised me
1) on things that surprised me was that the same gene mutation can lead to many different kinds of cancers in totally different places.
2)Another thing that surprised me was the amount of genes that can be mutated to form cancer.
1 Question
1) One things I would like to know is it is possible to alter a mutation and how a scientist may be able to do it in order to prevent cancer.

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3.  I learned the the same gene mutations can cause different types of cancers. I learned that When a chromosome has more genes on it, it has a higher chance for mutations to occur. I learned that patients with the same cancer often have the same type and function effected.
2. One thing that surprised me was the amount of genes located on the x chromosome. Another thing that surprised me was that patients with the same number but different types of cancer displayed many genetic similarities.
3. One question I still have is, is the cell fate function related to stem cells at all.

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1. I learned that there are different kinds of genes that have different functions in the body concerning the production of cells.
2. Such as oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes and different types of cancers share those same genes and function.
3. I learned there are different functions of the genes such as cell survival, cells fate, and genomaintance.

1. It surprised me that a tumor suppressor gene can cause the production of cancer cells due to an error in the line.
2. It just doesn't seem like something that can suppress gene growth would be mentioned in a patient with cancer instead of the cause being an oncogene.

1. I want to know why tumor suppressor genes are even considered a tumor suppressor gene if they stop functioning and allow for the growth and overproduction of cells? Why wouldn't it be called a ocogne?

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3 Things I Learned
1. Older you are the more likely you are to develop cancer.
2. Oncogenes have the potential to cause cancer by stimulating cell growth.
3. 1 in a billion replications for a mistake to occur in DNA replication

2 Things that surprised me
1. I was surprised by how many chromosomes share some of the same genes
2. I was surprised how the x, 1, and 2 chromosomes contained so many genes

1 Question I Still Have
1. Why is cancer hard to get rid of?