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- Nucleic Acid:Testicular Cancer causes nucleic acid to have changes in other chromosomes as well, or even abnormal numbers of chromosomes
- Carbohydrates:Testicular Cancer cells also can manufacture their own carbohydrates.
- Protein's:Testicular cancer affects proteins by turn on genes and secreting proteins usually only released during fetal development.
- Testicular Cancer
- Recognize and describe the structure and functions of the four macromolecules and their health-related problems.
- Lipids:High triglyceride levels were found in patients with ovarian cancer and high levels of cholesterol or HDL in breast cancer patients.
- The first treatment option for all cases of testicular cancer, whatever the stage, is to surgically remove the affected testicle (an orchidectomy). For stage 1 seminomas, after the testicle has been removed a single dose of chemotherapy may be given to help prevent the cancer returning.
- And the body's response
- Explain the unique function and structure of cells, cellular communication, and the process by which deregulation can play a role in human disease.
- The male reproductive system contains the external genitals (the penis, testes and the scrotum) and internal parts, including the prostate gland, vas deferens and urethra. A man's fertility and sexual traits depend on the normal functioning of the male reproductive system, as well as hormones released from the brain.
- An emerging concept is that cellular communication in mammals can be mediated by exchange of genetic information, mainly microRNA
- Testicular pathology is a nosologically complex subject because of the spectrum of histologic subtypes and variable clinical behavior, particularly among GCTs.
- The exact cause of most testicular cancers is not known. But scientists have found that the disease is linked with a number of other conditions. A great deal of research is being done to learn more about the causes. Researchers are learning how certain changes in a cell's DNA can cause the cell to become cancer.
- Discuss genetic and human diseases
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