Crosswords Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Missense mutation

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change in one DNA base pair that results in the substitution of one amino acid for another

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2
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Nonsense mutation

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Change in one DNA base pair that results in a stop codon

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3
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Example of an interspersed repeat

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Alu

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4
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Satellite DNA is found at the

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centromere

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5
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Frameshift mutation

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Insertion or deletion results in change in the reading frame of codons - can have drastic effects

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6
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Number of H bonds between C and G base pairs

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3

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7
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What is CNV

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Copy Number Variation. Usually have 2 copies of gene but number can vary e.g. 1 copy, 3 copies

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8
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Language acquisition in humans is as a consequence of variation in this gene

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FOXP2

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9
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Type of receptor enriched for CNVs

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Olfactory

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10
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TP53 is an example of a

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Tumour supressor gene

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11
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Robertsonian transactions occur between which type of chrommosomes

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Acrocentric - centromere severely offset from middle, producing one very long and one very short arm

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12
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NIPT

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Non-invasive prenatal testing

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13
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Syndrome caused by mutations in PTEN

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Cowden

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14
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This gland can be abnormal in 22q11.2 deletion (DiGeorge)

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Thyroid

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15
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Beckwith Weidemann syndrome is associated with malignancies in

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Kidney

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16
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Sensory impairment seen in Treacher-Collins

17
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Syndrome associated with Hirschprung’s

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Abdomen abnormality associated with Beckwith Wiedemann

19
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Electrolyte abnormality seen in 22q11.2

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Hypocalcaemia

20
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Variation at this locus affects age of disease onset in Alzheimer’s

21
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UPD for the ____ chr15 results in PWS

22
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CpG islands are typically

23
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IGF2 gene is expressed on which parental chromosome 11?

24
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Frequency of CG dinucleotides compared to other dinucleotides

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Reproduction without fertilisation
Parthenogenesis
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What is DNMT?
DNA methytransferase
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Modifications that do not alter the underlying DNA sequence are
Epigenetic
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What type of conception is a complete hydatidiform mole?
Androgenetic
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What is imprinting?
Parent-of-origin specific mono allelic expression
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Paternally derived genes are necessary for the development of the
trophoblast
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Materally derived genes are essential for the development of the
embryo
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What happens to parental imprints during gametogenesis?
Reset
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Cause of angelman syndrome
Uniparental disomy of paternal chromosome 15
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Patients with BRAF mutations may benefit from treatment with this agent
Vemurafenib
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SNP variation in TPMT gene causes what in relation to drugs?
Variation in toxicity
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Drug which has shown benefit to patients with CFTR G551D variant
Ivacaftor