[2.2] Chromosomal Mutations Flashcards
What are the 2 human tumors and translocation
- Chronic Myelogenous leukemia
- Burkitt’s lymphoma
Involves Philadelphia chromosome, reciprocal of 22 and 9 chromosome
Chronic Myelogenous leukemia
Mitelman database of chromosome aberration gene fusion in cancer
Neoplasia
In Africa, virus-induced tumor, malignant B cells secrete antibodies, reciprocal of 8 and 14 chromosome
Burkitt’s lymphoma
One or exact MULTIPLE of complete sets of chromosome
Euploidy
Lost or gain of a single chromosome, common in non-disjunction
Aneuploidy
4 Types of Aneuploidy
- Nullisomy
- Monosomy
- Trisomy
- Tetrasomy
Types of Aneuploidy:
Both homologous pair are LOST
Nullisomy [2n-2]
Types of Aneuploidy:
One chromosome is LOST
Monosomy [2n-1]
Types of Aneuploidy:
Single extra chromosome
Trisomy [2n+1]
Types of Aneuploidy:
Extra chromosome PAIR
Tetrasomy [2n+2]
7 syndromes of Aneuploidy
- Down syndrome
- Patau syndrome
- Edward syndrome
- Turner syndrome
- Klinefelter’s syndrome
- XYY Syndrome
- Uniparental Disomy
Trisomy 21, named “Mongolism”, wide skull, iris contains spots
Down syndrome
Trisomy 13, cleft lip, small eyes, Polydactyly, severe malformation of the brain and nervous system
Patau syndrome
Trisomy 18, mostly in Females, elongated skull, low-set malformed ears, mental retardation, survival until 2-4 months
Edward Syndrome