Hemoglobinopathy Flashcards

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alpha cluster

A

alpha like gens

  • zetta (embryonic)
  • psuedo zetta, alpha
  • alpha 2
  • alpha 1
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beta cluster

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betal like genes
-abssalom

  • G gamma
  • A gammag
  • pseudo beta
  • sigma
  • beta
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3
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Globin switching

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  • absalom to gamma
  • zetta to alpha
  • g to beta
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4
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Sickle Cell

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HbSS
GAG—>GTG
B6 Glu —-> Val—->HbS

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Hemoglobin C disease

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HbCC
GAG—>AAG
B6 Glu—-> Lys
**same codon as sickle cell, different mutation and phenotype

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MsII cleave

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Cleaves CCTNAGG

cannot cut Bs(CCT GTG GAG)

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Hb Kempsey

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High Hb-O2 affinity
less O2 to tissues
polycythemia

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Hb Kansas

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Low Hb-O2 affinity
lower O2 level in RBC
Cyanosis

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Alpha-thalassmia

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  • low or zero alpha globin
  • excess beta and g-globin, precipitates
  • fetal and postnatal defect
  • deletion of the alpha globin gene
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Beta-thalassemia

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  • low or zero beta globin,
  • excess alpha globin, precipitate
  • postnatal defect
  • point mutation in B-globin gene
  • Deletion in the LCR or B gene cluster
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11
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thalassemia can cause

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hemolysis
microcytosis
hypochromia

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12
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alpha thalassemia 1

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mild anemia
aa/_ _ (hetrozygos)
alpha globin level=50%

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13
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alpha thalassemia 2

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mild anemia
a_/a_
alpha globin level=50%

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14
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alpha thal-1/ alpha-thal-2

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a_/_ _
25% of alpha globin level
severe anemia

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15
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Simple B-thalassemia

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mutation affecting one gene

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16
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complex B thalassemia

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large deletion

17
Q

HPFH (Hereditary persistant fetal hemoglobin)

A
  • clinically normal
  • gamma globin working—>HbF
  • possible model for sickle cell and HbC treatment