Human Genetics Flashcards

1
Q

Types of Autosomes

A

Down Syndrome
E Trisomy Syndrome
D Trisomy Syndrome
Cri-du-Cat syndrome
Philadelphia syndrome

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2
Q

Trisomic duplicate chromosomes of 21 or 22 Group D and E
Has an IQ of 25-74

A

Down Syndrome

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3
Q

Mentally retarded chromosome 16,17,18

A

E trisomy Syndrome

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4
Q

Chromosomes 13,14,15
Mentally retarded
Anomalies in the eyes,brain,heart

A

D trisomy Syndrome

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5
Q

Short arm chromosome 5
Cat like cries in infants

A

Cri-du-Cat syndrome

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6
Q

Chromosome 21 is deleted
And cause granulocytes leukemia

A

Philadelphia Syndrome

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7
Q

Types of abnormalities in sex chromosomes

A

Kinefelters Syndrome
Turner’s syndrome
Tripo-X syndrome
Double Y syndrome
Hermaphroditism
Muscular dystrophy

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8
Q

XXY chromosomes
Breast enlarge
Mentally retarded
Submissive

A

Klinefelter’s Syndrome

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9
Q

One chromosome X
Female
Sterile

A

Turner’s syndrome

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10
Q

Menstrual irregularities
Premature menopause
Subnormal

A

Tripo-X Syndrome

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11
Q

Have both genitals
Have abnormal Y chromosome

A

Hermaphroditism

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12
Q

Chromosome X is deleted
Enzyme called Dystrophin

A

Muscular Dystrophy

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13
Q

Types of Inborn Error of Metabolism

A

Galactosemia
Phenylketonuria
Primaquine
Abnormal hemoglobins
Predisposition to allergy
Cataract

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14
Q

Types of abnormal hemoglobins

A

Sickle cell anemia
Thalassemia (heterozygote)

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15
Q

Enzyme Gal-1-puridyl transferase
Lactose tolerant

A

Galactosemia

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16
Q

Unable to hydrocylate phenylephrine to tytosine
Mentally retarded

A

Phenylketonuria

17
Q

Affected by anti-malaria drug

A

Primaquine Sensitivity and Favism

18
Q

Sensitivity of fava beans

A

Favism

19
Q

Normal in their physical and chemical compound

A

Abnormal hemoglobins

20
Q

Normal hemoglobin A replaces abnormal hemoglobin S

A

Sickle cell anemia

21
Q

Persistence of fetal hemoglobin
Hypochromic anemia

A

Thallasemia

22
Q

Single dominant long arm chromosome 11

A

Predisposition to allergy

23
Q

Crystallin protein found in the lens of the eye
Example coppeck-like cataract

A

Cataract

24
Q

Types of behavioral genetics

A

Schizophrenia
Manic-depressive psychosis
Criminality
Alcoholism
Intelligence

25
Q

Sets in during the third decade of life and characterized by a clevage of personality
Chromosome X

A

Schizophrenia

26
Q

Site that carries the gene

A

Pseudoautosomal

27
Q

By alternating emotional stage of exaggerated exaltation and depression
Chromosome X

A

Manic-depressive psychosis

28
Q

Behavioral disorder may be strongly inherited or influence by environment

A

Criminality

29
Q

Preference for savory foods,such as liver and fish, and aversion to cereals and pastries
Incidence of color- blindness

A

Alcoholism

30
Q

Cannot be referred to as a single,well defined characteristics

A

Intelligence

31
Q

XYY
Antisocial
Aggressive
Strong plasma testosterone
IQ 80-95

A

Double Y syndrome