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BMS3031 - Molecular mechanisms of disease - S1 2026

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A mutation is introduced into a

signalling protein that prevents RAS from binding GTP while leaving its

GDP-bound form intact. Cells expressing this mutant protein show dramatically

reduced proliferation.

Which step in the activation of B-RAF

is most directly disrupted?

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A dermatology study compares mutation

patterns across different skin cancers. One tumour type shows a very high

mutation burden associated with UV exposure, frequent p53 disruption, and slow

but persistent local growth rather than aggressive metastasis.

Which cancer type BEST fits this

profile?

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