012 Molecular Defecits in Diabetes Mellitus Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 targets of autoimmune islet cell antibodies?

A

Tyrosine phosphatase
Gluamic acid decarboxylase
Insulin 51 aa

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2
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Which HLA is most associated with Beta cell autoimmunity?

A

HLA DR3/4 DQ8

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3
Q

What is the T1DM 3/4 genotype?

A

DQA 301/ DRB 401

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4
Q

How does high level of insulin affect androgen production?

A

Increases androgen production

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5
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How does insulin affect the autonomic system?

A

Increases sympathetic syndrome

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6
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What is fanconi - Bickel syndrome?

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Mutations in GLUT2 causing inability for beta cells to take up insulin -> post prandial hyperglycaemia and reduced insulin levels.

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7
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Where is IRS1 important?

A

In the muscles

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8
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Where is IRS2 important?

A

Important in the pancreas for secretion of insullin

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9
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How do NEFA’s and DAG’s as well as inflammatory mediators from adipose tissue affect IRS1 and IRS2 receptors?

A

Increase serine phosphorylation of IRS1 and IRS2, inhibiting ability to stimulate metabolism and growth in the normal way.

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10
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How do high insulin levels affect IRS1 and IRS2 receptors?

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Degredation of both IRS 1 and IRS2

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11
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Which type of MODY is most prominent?

A

MODY 3

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12
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What is MODY 1

A

Mutation of HNFalpha4 –> insulin slowly declines with time

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13
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What is MODY 2

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Mutation with glucokinase, affecting glucose sensing in pancreas –> impaired from birth

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14
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What is MODY 3

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Mutation of HNFalpha1 –> insulin slowly declines with time

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15
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What is MODY 4

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Mutation with PDX1 transcription factor

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16
Q

What happens in mitochondrial diabetes?

A

Oxidiation is disrupted, causing disturbances in glycolysis. Insulin secretion is impacted –> causes neurological problems, deafness.

17
Q

How does diabetes affect the thyroid?

A

Hyperthyroidism

18
Q

How do glucocorticoids cause insulin resistance

A

Decreasing tyrosine phosphorylation of IRS1 causing resistance

19
Q

How does adrenaline cause insulin resistance?

A

Decreasing tyrosine phosphorylation of IRS1 causing resistance.