Infertility Flashcards

1
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% of male infertility with genetic factor

A

15% (25% in azoospermia)

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2
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4 causes of male infertility

A

Sperm quantitative defects

Ductal obstruction

Hormone disturbance

Sperm qualitative defects

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3
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% female infertility with genetic factor

A

10%

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4
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3 mechanisms of chr rearrangement formation

A

NHEJ

NAHR

Centric fusion

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5
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mechanism for t(11;22)(q23;11)

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NHEJ between PATRR regions susceptible to DNA breaks

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6
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mechanism for t(4;8)(p16;p23)

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NAHR between homologous OR gene clusters

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7
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Incidence of robertsonian translocations

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1.1% of recurrent miscarriage couples

3% of infertile males

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8
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How are chr rearrangements linked to infertility?

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Failure of synapsis in prophase 1 of meiosis

Activation of meiotic pachytene checkpoint

Cell death of gametes

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9
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Why are male carriers of balanced rearrangements more likely to be infertile?

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Oocytes can bypass checkpoints

Sperm cells are more vulnerable to checkpoint and cell death

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