Tumour Markers || Tumour Markers Biochemistry

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)


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