B2.013 Genomic Medicine in Primary Care Flashcards

1
Q

what is a SNP array analysis?

A

sparse sequencing
determines nucleotide at 600-1000k spots
0.03% of genome sequenced

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2
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what is a single nucleotide polymorphism?

A

one nucleotide change between two sequences

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3
Q

how many SNPs determine an ApoE variant?

A

2

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4
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are SNPs usually a direct determinant of disease?

A

no

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5
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which enzyme is associated with codeine conversion to morphine?

A

cyp2D6

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6
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what are 3 types of codeine metabolism pathways?

A

major: codeine to codeine-6-glucuronide
secondary: codeine to norcodeine
minor: codeine to morphine

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7
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what is an n-of-1 trial?

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treat patients and determine if a treatment is effective on a one to one basis, instead of overprescribing

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8
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what is trio exome sequencing?

A

patient + both parents

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9
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what is an exome?

A

protein coding part of the genome (1%)

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10
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how do you sequence an exome?

A
  1. purify genomic DNA from blood
  2. amplify protein coding regions
  3. high throughput sequencing
  4. computational variant analysis
  5. clinical correlation
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11
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what does de novo mean?

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the mutation is new in the patient (not inherited)

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12
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how does high throughput sequencing work?

A

sequence fragments by creating fluorescent markers for each nucleotide base, look at pattern of fluorescence at each location on the gene

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13
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what are sequences compared against?

A

human genome project templates

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14
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how many variants exist in a genome?

A

3 million

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15
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how many variants in an exome?

A

15-20k

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16
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what are two filters for ignoring variants?

A

remove non-synonymous SNPSs (don’t change amino acid)

remove previously known variants (occur frequently in population, probs not the source of the disease)

17
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what is the N-terminal?

A

the beginning of a sequence

18
Q

what is the C-terminal?

A

the end of a sequence

19
Q

what is a conserved amino acid?

A

common between protein homologs

20
Q

what is an amino acid with specificity?

A

not conserved among all homologs, but conserved within subgroups

21
Q

what are 4 major exome sequencing limitations?

A

short reads
data interpretation
protein function does not equal organism function
other factors beyond protein coding region can influence outcome