Tumour Markers Tumour Markers Biochemistry

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Tumour Markers - This is the video on tumour markers which are used for the screening, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of various cancers. • It contains • Definition of Tumour Markers - 00:33 minutes • Properties of Good Tumour Markers - 01:10 minutes • Clinical Applications of Tumour Markers - 02:06 minutes • Classification of Tumour Markers - 02:42 minutes • Hormones as Tumour Markers - 03:04 minutes • Oncofetal antigens as Tumour Markers - 03:42 minutes • Enzymes as Tumour Markers - 04:08 minutes • Tumor-Associated Proteins as Tumour Markers - 04:43 minutes • CA-125 - 06:05 minutes • AFP (Alpha Feto Protein) - 06:56 minutes • CEA (Carcinoembryonic antigen) - 08:28 minutes • Prostate Specific Antigen(PSA) - 09:32 minutes • βeta HCG - 11:05 minutes • CA 19-9 - 12:13 minutes • Estrogen Receptor (ER) - 12:41 minutes • Progesterone Receptor (PR) - 13:11 minutes • Breast Cancer Oncogenes - 14:03 minutes • Calcitonin - 14:51 minutes • Neuron Specific Enolase - 15:36 minutes • Beta-2-Microglobulin (B2M) - 16:17 minutes • How to Detect Tumor Markers? - 16:46 minutes • Tumor Markers - Drawbacks - 17:29 minutes • Tumor Markers are Biological substances synthesized and released by cancer cells themselves or Produced by the host in response to the presence of tumor. • Most tumor markers are proteins. • Detected in a solid tumor, in circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood, in serum, lymph nodes, in bone marrow, or in other body fluid (urine, stool, ascites) • • Subscribe my channel from - / biochemistrybasicsbydramit • For more intersting stuffs related to biochemistry visit - • https://www.biochemistrybasics.com/ • Follow me • On Twitter - / dr_biochemistry • On Instagram - / biochemisrybasics • On Facebook - / amit.v.m • #tumourmarkers #tumour #cancer

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