genetics Flashcards

1
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amplification of a sequence of three nucleotides

Increasing severity of clinical disease in each successive generation (anticipation)

A

trinucleotide-repeat mutation

huntington’s disease
myotonic dystrophy
friedreich ataxia
fragile x syndrome

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2
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mendelian disorder that has incomplete penetrancewith variable expressivity

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autosomal dominant disorders

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3
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largest category in mendelian disorder

mostly inborn errors of metabolism

usually seen in consanguinity

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autosomal recessive disorders

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4
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all enzymatic mutation are autosomal recessive EXCEPT

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acute intermittent porphyria which is a autosomal dominant

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5
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all mucopolysaccharide are autosomal recessive EXCEPT

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Hunter syndrome which is a X linked recessive

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6
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all glycogen storage disease are autosomal recessive EXCEPT

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Faber

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7
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what are the x linked recessive disorder memorize

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Brutons agammaglobulinemia
wiskott aldrich
fabrys
G6PD
ocular albinism
lesch nyhan
duchennes
huntesr
hemophilia
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8
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how many of the offsprings of mother with a mitochondrial inheritance dx manifests the disease

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ALL

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9
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what is the inherited defect in an extra cellular glycoprotein found in Marfan

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fibrillin-1

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10
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defect in the synthesis of fibrillar collagen

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Ehler’s danlos

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11
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most common type of collagen defect found in Ehler’s danlos

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type 3 hyper mobility

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12
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what is deficient in tay-sachs disease

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hexosaminidase alpha subunit deficiency

predominant cns and retinal involvement

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13
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what accumulates in tay-sachs

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GM2 ganglioside -onion skin lesion, whorled configuration

chery red spot in macula

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14
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what is deficient in niemann-pick disease

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spengomyelinase

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15
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severe infantile form with extensive neurologic involvement is what type of niemann-pick?

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type A

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16
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organomegly with no cns involvement is what type of niemann pick?

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type B

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17
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lysosomal storage dx with zebra bodies

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niemann pick

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18
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both niemann pick and tay sachs have cherry red spot in macula with mental retardation. what is the difference?

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np has hepatosplenomegaly

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19
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what accumulates in np

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sphingomyelin

20
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most common lysosomal storage disease

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gaucher -tissue paper appearance

21
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gaucher cells when accumulates in the brain

A

Virchow robin spaces

22
Q

deficiency in gaucher

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glucocerebrosidase

accumulation of glucocerebrosites

23
Q

balloon cells are found in?

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mucopolysaccharidoses

24
Q

type of glycogen storage disease involving the heart

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type 2 Pompe alpha 1,4 glucosidase

25
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type of glycogen storage disease with glycogen debranching enzyme deficiency

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type 3 Cori

26
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type of glycogen storage disease with hepatic glycogen phosphorylase enzyme deficiency with hypoglycemia and cirrhosis

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type 6 Hers disease

27
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type of glycogen storage disease with branching enzyme deficiency

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Type 4 andersen, infantile hypotonia

28
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type of glycogen storage disease muscle glycogen phosphorylase enzyme deficiency

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type 5 McArdles muscle cramps and weakness on exercise

29
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glycogen storage disease type 1

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von gierkes. glucose 6 phosphatase def. severe hypoglycemia

30
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lack of homogenistic oxidase leading to black urine

A

alkaptonuria

31
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enzyme that converts homogenistic acid to methyacetoacetic acid

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homogenistic oxidase

32
Q

blue black pigments in nose, ears, cheeks

deposits also in articular cartilages

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ochronosis in alkaptonuria

33
Q

problem in tyrosine metabolism

A

alkaptonuria

34
Q

how many chromosomes in normal karyotype

A

46

35
Q

most common chromosomal syndrome

A

downs trisomy 21

36
Q
trisomy 21
simian crease
mr
endocardial cushion defect
duodenal atresia
hirschprnug
 all
alzheimer
A

downs

37
Q

expected result in quadruple screen for downs?

utz finding

A

increase bhcg and inhibin a
decrease afp, estriol

increased nuchal translucency

38
Q

trisomy 18

clenched hands with overlapping fingers 
micrognathia
rocker bottom feet
vsd
early death
A

edwards

39
Q
trisomy 13
cleo lip palate
polydactyl 
holoprocencephaly
rocker bottom feet
vsd
A

patau

40
Q

catch 22

A

digeorge syndrome

cardiac defect
abnormal facies
thymic aplasia
cleft palate
hypocalcemia
22q11.2 deletion
41
Q

47 Xxy

male hypogonadism
testicilar atrophy
enuochoid body shape

A

klinefelter

42
Q
no barr body
streak ovary
shield chest
webbed  neck
coarctation of aorta

xo

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turner

43
Q
micro deletion of long arm of chromosome 7
elfin facies
mr
hypercalcemia
well developed verbal skills
extreme friendliness with  strangers
A

williams

44
Q

large mandible,ears, testis

2nd most common cause of mr

A

Fragile X syndrome

45
Q

paternal chromosome 15

obesity hyperhagia

A

praderwilli

46
Q

maternal chromosome 15
marionette
happy puppet

A

Angelman

47
Q

mutation in single genes with a large defect

A

mendelian