Chromosomal Disorder Flashcards

1
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Solenoid meaning ?

A

Packaging of DNA = 5 nucleosome

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2
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Type of arm in chromatids?

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P=short arm petite

q= long arm grande

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3
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Morphologically Classified of chromosome ?

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Depending on position of centromere

✓ Metacentric – centromere near the middle

3, 16, 19, 20

✓ Acrocentric – centromere near one end

13, 14, 15, 21, 22

✓ Submetacentric – centromere between the
middle and end of

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4
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In which type of chromosome we can find telomeres ?

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Submetacentric

Acrocentric

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5
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In which type of chromosome we can find satellites?

A

Acrocentric

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6
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Which phase is accurate to take karyotype ?

A

Metaphase

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7
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What the Karyotype described?

A

Total number of chromosomes
• Sex chromosome makeup
• Description of any observed abnormality

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8
Q

What is the total number of chromosome in
(female Down syndrome)
(cri du chat syndrome)

A

47,XX,+21 – female down syndrome

46,xx,del(5p) – female with a deletion of the short arm of
chromosome 5 (cri du chat syndrome)
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9
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From where we can make Chromos Chromosome Analysis

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Any tissue with living nucleated cells that undergo
division can be used.
• Lymphocytes from peripheral blood conveniently
used.

amniotic fluid,
✓ chorionic villi,
✓ bone marrow e

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10
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Way of Preparation of a Karyotype

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1- 5 ml venous blood 
2-phytohemagglutinin 
3- culture 37 for 3 days 
4 colchicine +hypotonic saline 
5- cells fixed 
6- spread cells on solids  ..........dropping 
7 digest with trypsin 
8- staining giemsa 
9- metaphase spread 
10 karyotype
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11
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Light banding in chromosome indicate what

A

Most of active gene

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12
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Type of Y chromosome from morphological?

A

Sunmetacentri

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13
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Definition of Ideogram?

A

standardised numbering

system is used for the bands seen in g-banding

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14
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Type of Chromosome Abnormalities

.

A

Numerical

✓ Structural

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15
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Type of Numerical Abnormalities

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Aneuploidy

Loss or gain of one or more chromosomes 
✓ Monosomy - loss of a single chromosome, usually lethal
before term  e.g. 45,xx,-21; 45,x 
✓ Trisomy - gain of a single chromosome 
✓ Tetrasomy – gain of 2 chromosomes

Polyploidy
Multiple of haploid number >2n in cells e.G.
69,xxx

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16
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The cause of Aneuploidy?

A

non-disjunction

during first or second meiotic
divisions or during mitosis

17
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Example of monosomy in meiosis

A

Lack of an X or a Y chromosome will result in:

45,X karyotype (Turner syndrome)

18
Q

Example of Autosomal Aneuploidy

.?

A

Edwards syndrome – tri18 Patau syndrome – tri13

Down syndrome – tri21

19
Q

Least sever disorder of trisomy ?

A

Down Syndrome

20
Q

Types of Down syndrome ?

A

✓ 95% - complete trisomy
✓ 1% - mosaicism
✓ 4% - unbalanced chromosome rearrangements

21
Q

Type of polyploidy?

A

egg by two sperm
egg by diploid sperm
diploid egg
Not viable

22
Q

Most common polyploidy is ?

A

Triploidy

23
Q

Type structural chromosome abnormality?

A
  • Translocations
  • Deletions
  • Insertions
  • Inversions
24
Q

Compare between balanced and unbalanced Rearrangement??

A

Balanced :
No net loss or gain of chromosomal material
harmless except if it is in an important gene
risk of producing offspring with an unbalanced
chromosome complement
Unbalanced :
Net loss or gain of chromosomal material
Clinical effects usually severe

25
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Breaks in more than one chromosome can result in ?

A

1) Robertsonian translocation Unbalanced
2) Reciprocal translocation balanced
3) Insertional translocation.

26
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What happen in Robertsonian Translocations ? Example ?

A

The short arms of two acrocentric chromosomes are
lost and the long arms fuse at the centromere

14 – 21 translocation is one of the more common abnormalities and may lead to trisomy 21 Causes 5% of Down syndrome

27
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The final out come of Reciprocal Translocation

?

A

Pachytene quadrivalent in meiosis