Nomenclatura Flashcards

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c.

A

coding DNA sequence ( c.76A>T)

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g.

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genomic sequence (g.476A>T)

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3
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m.

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mitochondrial sequence (m.8993T>C

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4
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n

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for a non-coding RNA reference sequence

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5
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r.

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for an RNA sequence (r.76a>u)

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6
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p.

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for a protein sequence (p.Lys76Asn)

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7
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>

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indica una substitución a nivel de DNA (c.76A>T)

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8
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_

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rango de residuos afectados, separa del primero al último residuo afectado (c.76 78delACT)

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9
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del

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indica deleción (c.76delA)

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10
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dup

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indica duplicación (c.76dupA)

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11
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ins

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indica inserción (c.76 77insG)

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12
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inv

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indica inversion (c.76 83inv)

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13
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[]

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indica un alelo (c.[76A>T])

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14
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()

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se usa cuando no se sabe la posición exacta del cambio, el rango se describe lo más precisamente posible (c.(67_70)insG, se Uncertainties)

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