unit 2 test Flashcards
sex linked disorder
inherited through one of the sex chromosomes
autosomal dominant
one gene causes a mutated gene
autosomal recessive
two genes causes a mutation
chromosomal
genetic disorder develops bc of a mutation in the genes
mitochondrial
inherited through the mom, something wrong with the mitochondria’s in the cell
mulitfactoral
when one or more factors cause the genetic disorder. environmental and genetic usually
what disorder is cystic fibrosis
autosomal recessive
what disorder is deschene muscular dystrophy
sex linked
what disorder is down syndrome
chromosomal
what disorder is huntingtons
autosomal dominant
what disorder is Alzheimer’s
multifactorial
what disorder is leber optic neuropathy
mitochondrial
what carries modified genetic material, and what do you look for to make sure it’s a good fit
a vector
you look for: size, will it trigger an immune response, host cell genome integration, and nucleic acid type
what is amniocentesis
takes amniotic fluid and uses it for genetic testing. invasive and done during second trimester to test for genetic, fetal, and diagnostic testing
what are hCG and PAPP-A blood tests?
first trimester noninvasive blood tests that detect for elevated levels of hCG and PAPP-A to detect chromosomal abnormalities
what is carrier screening
determins whether or not an individual carries a change in one of their genes and if they are at increased risk of passing it on to their child. noninvasive and done before pregnancy
what is newborn screening
noninvasive blood tests that screen for health disorders that arent found during prenatal testing
what is CVS
chronic villus sampling is an invasive test where a tissue sample of the placenta is taken and used to test for chromosomal abnormalities. can be done with a catheter through the cervix or a needle through the stomach. done in first trimester
what is nuchal translucency ultrasound testing
done during first trimester and involves noninvasive blood tests and ultrasounds. it screens for down, Edwards, trisomony 13, and defects.
anatomy ultrasound
done during second trimester, noninvasive, and checks for fetal development of organs and body parts. images are taken and can detect for certain defects.
what is karyotype testing?
an examination of chromosomes in a sample of cells. can identify genetic problems by looking at an image of the chromosomes and finding the source of a disease or disorder. is done by taking a sample of fetal material which is invasive
what is preimplantation genetic diagnosis
it’s the determination of genetic abnormalities in the embryo before it is inserted into the uterus. it’s known to help reduce chances of a genetic defect and analyze chromosomes and identify an embryo’s that have a greater chance of surviving.
what are the 3 cycles of PCR and define what happens in each
denaturation: DNA strands separate
annealing: primers attach on each end of the target sequence
extension: taq polymerase adds complementary bases to build the new DNA strands
what is isolating DNA?
involves extracting cells and treating cells to get the DNA