Complex inheritance of common multifactorial disorders Flashcards

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how does inheritance usually occur

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due to gene-gene and gene-environment interactions

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2
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run in family refers to

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cluster among relatives of affected individuals more frequently than in general pop.

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3
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allele sharing among relatives refers to what idea

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the more closely related two family members are, the more alleles they share, inherited from common ancestors ex. monozygotic twins

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what is parent-child pairs (trios)

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child has 50% of alleles in common with each parent at every locus

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siblings share what percentage of their alleles

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have 50% of their alleles in common with other siblings

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The larger the relative risk ratio is…

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the greater the familial aggregation

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7
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If relative risk ratio is less than 1…

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relative less likely to develop disease than any individual in population

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8
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if relative risk ratio is greater than 1…

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relative more likely to develop disease

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9
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Monozygotic twins share what percent of alleles

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100%

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10
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Dizygotic twins shares what percent of alleles

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50%

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What is concordance

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twins have the same disease

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12
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genetic variation contributes to diseases with

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complex inheritance

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13
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in familial aggregation, relatives of affected individual are…

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more likely to have diease predisposing alleles (mutated allele or disease risk allele)

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14
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lack of penetrance

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pairs of relatives who share disease-predisposing genotypes at relevant loci may still be discordant

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what is an example of common multifactorial disease with genetic contribution

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neuropsychiatric disorders
ex. bipolar disease, schizophrenia

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16
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what is prevalence of bipolar disorder

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1%

17
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bipolar disorder has high incidence of what

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comorbidities, 11% suicide

18
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what are risk factors of bipolar disorders

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family history, high stress, drug/alcohol abuse, life changes

19
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heritability of bipolar disorder is what

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60-85%