10: Inheritance Patterns Flashcards
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Sexes equally affected. Normal offspring will have normal children.
Autosomal dominant
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Variable expression depends on how many mitochondria carry defect.
DNA disorder
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Sexes equally affected. Newborn screening may pick up these disorders. Family hx usually negative except sibling may be affected.
Autosomal recessive
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Two or more cell lines with differing genotypes in an individual.
Germline mosaicism
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Only passed down via mother.
Mitochondrial
X-linked
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Males have condition. Female carriers usually do not condition unless they are homozygous for the abnormal gene.
X-linked recessive
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Proband has 2 copies of a chromosome from 1 parent and none from the other.
Uniparental disomy
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Person with condition has at least 1 parent with condition.
Autosomal dominant
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Both parents heterozygous for trait.
Autosomal recessive
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Circular, double-stranded mitochondrial DNA defect. Not in nuclear DNA.
Mitochondrial
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Generally major anomalies and multisystem problems. Sex chromosome disorders cause sterility and changes in growth patterns. Other changes may be more subtle.
Chromosomal abnormalities: Changes in number of chromosomes.
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Consider if parents seem normal but offspring has an autosomal dominant condition.
Germline mosaicism
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Changes may include deletions, duplications.
Chromosomal abnormalities: Changes in structure of chromosomes.
Which type of inheritance pattern?
No clear biochemical or molecular defect. Considerable variation in expression. Both genetic and environmental components are important.
Multifactorial
Which type of inheritance pattern?
Familial clustering. Sex difference in frequency.
Multifactorial