Chapter 8: 1.1 - Phenylalanine-Tyrosine Disorder Flashcards

1
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Phenylketonuria:

enzyme not inherited

A

(PAH) phenylalanine hydroxylase

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2
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where is PAH produced

A

liver

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3
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other name for phenylketonuria

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phenylpyruvic oligophrenia

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4
Q
  • severe mental retardation
  • mousy odor
  • light skin and hair
  • microencephally
A

PKU

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5
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Test for PKU (6)

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  1. newborn screening
  2. Guthrie Test
  3. Automated Technique
  4. Ferric Chloride
  5. Phenistix
  6. HPLC
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6
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PKU:
most well known
-positive: bacterial culture

A

Guthrie test

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7
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PKU:

positive for Ferric Chloride Test

A

blue-green

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8
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PKU:

Phenistix (+)

A

Blue-gray to green-gray

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9
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PKU:

reference method

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HPLC

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10
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  • classification of tyrosinemia (3)
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a. transitory tyrosinemia
b. acquired tyrosinemia
c. hereditary tyrosinemia

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11
Q

Manifestation:

-rancid odor.

A

Tyrosinuria

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12
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Type 1 tyrosenemia

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Tyrosinosis

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13
Q
  • renal tubular disorder
  • progressive liver failure in infants soon after birth
  • rickets
  • acute intermittent porphyria-like
  • aminoaciduria
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Type 1 Tyrosenemia

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14
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Type 2 tyrosinemia

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Richner-Hanhart syndrome

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  • corneal erosion and lesions on the palms, fingers, and soles
  • mental retardation
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Type 2 tyrosinemia

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16
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Tyrosinuria Tests: (4)

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  1. Nitrosonaphthol Test
  2. Millon’s Test
  3. Ferric Chloride test
  4. Phenistix
17
Q

Tyrosinuria Tests:
Nitrosonapthol color
-specificity

A

orange-red

nonspecific

18
Q

Tyrosinuria Tests:
Millon’s Test
Color
reagent

A

red precipitate

Mercury in conc. HNO3

19
Q

Tyrosinuria Tests:
Ferric Chloride
color

A

transient green

20
Q

Tyrosinuria Tests:
Phenistix
color

A

transient green

21
Q

-the second pathway for tyrosine is responsible for the production of..

A
  1. melanine
  2. thyroxine
  3. epinephrine
  4. protein
  5. tyroxine sulfate
22
Q

Confirmatory test for Tryosinuria

2

A

chromatography

quantitative serum assay of tyrosine

23
Q
  • produces darkening of urine after exposure to air
24
Q

Melanuria tests:
Ferric chloride
color

A

gray or black precipitate

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Melanuria tests: | Ehrlich's test
red
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Melanuria tests: (2)
Ferric chloride | Erhlich's test
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Tyrosyluria test: (6)
1. Nitrosonaphthol test 2. Millon's test 3. Ferric Chloride test 4. Phenistix 5. Chromatography 6. Quantitative serum assay of tyrosine
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- rare IEM disease characterized by excretion of homogentisic acid, or "alkapton, in the urine
Alkaptonuria
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enzyme not inherited in alkpatonuria
homogentisic acid
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Alkaptonuria = alkali lover | why?
urine darkens after becoming alkaline in room temp
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diagnosed in neonates when diapers stains "brown or black" -cloth diapers
alkaptonuria
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deposites of alkapton in the cartilage eventually lead to..
arthritis
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Alkaptonuria test: (4)
1. Ferric chloride 2. Benedict's test 3. Chromatography 4. capillary electrophoresis
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``` Alkaptonuria tests: confirmatory tests (2) ```
chromotography | capillary electrophoresis
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Alkaptonuria tests: ferric chloride color
transient deep blue
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Alkaptonuria tests: | benedict's or clinitest
yellow precipitate
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Phenylalanine-Tyrosine Disorders (4)
1. Phenylketonuria 2. Tyrosinuria 3. Melinuria 4. Alkaptonuria