Diseases Flashcards

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Achondroplasia (Mutation)

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FGFR3

Gly380Arg -> Gain Of Function

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Nonsyndromic Deafness (Mut)

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GJB2

Loss of Function

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Retinitis Pigmentosum with Deafness

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Usher Synd (AR)

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4
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Thyroid Goiter with Deafness

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Pendred Synd (AR)

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Sudden Death, Arrhythmia with Deafness

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Jervell & Lange-Nielson Synd (AR)

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White Forlock with Deafness

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Waardenburg Synd (AD)

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8th Nerve Schwannomas with Deafness

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Neurofibromitosis Type 8

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Nonsyndromic Deafness, congenital

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Auto Recessive

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Nonsyndromic Deafness, progressive

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Auto Dominant

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Fragile X Synd

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FMR1 Gene, CGG repeat

X-linked, Mild retardation

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Alpha 1 - Antitrypsin Therapy

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Protein replacement, Replace extracellular protein

Alpha 1 AT is Auto Recessive

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12
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Hemophilia therapy

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Protein replacement, Factor VIII, Extracellular protein

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13
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Gaucher Disease/Fabry Disease Therapy

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Target intracellular protein

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Pyridoxine-responsive homocystinuria Therapy

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Cofactor Administration

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15
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Biotinidase Defeciency

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Cofactor administration

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16
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Enzyme activity (test)

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tests for metabolic diseases, Gaucher’s

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Biochemical (amino acids) test

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tests for PKU

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18
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Lipid panel test

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familial hypercholesterolemia

19
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X-ray

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= Achondroplasia

20
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Sweat Chloride test

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= cystic fibrosis

21
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Protein electrophoresis test

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sickle cell anemia

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Ultrasound test

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polycystic kidney disease, hypertropic cardiomyopathy

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Klinefelter Synd

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47, XXY..
Tall male (long limb with narrow shoulder and chest)
Infertile (hypogonadism, small genetilia)
Learning dificulties, may have poor psychosocial adjustment

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XYY Synd

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Tall Male, Normal sexual development

Normal inmteligence, Frequent Bahavioral issues

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Trisomy

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47, XXX
Female, Usually tall. Normal Sex development,
Learning Difficulties
Occasional behavioral issues

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Turner Synd

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45, XO,
Short Female, Gonadal Dysgenesis, webbed neck, Low posterior hairline, Broad chest with widely spaced nipples, High frequency of cardio and renal issues. Edema of dorsal hands and feet in Newborns.
infertile,
Slightly reduced inteligence

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DAX1

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Excess of DAX1 (from duplication) can suppress normal male-determining function of SRY, leading to ovarian development.

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SOX9

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Deletion of SOX9 the testis fail to form. and the ovarian pathway is the default

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G6PD Deficiency (Avoid)

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Anti-malarial drugs

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Acute intermittent porphyria (avoid)

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barbiturates

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PKU (diet)

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reduce phenylanaline

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Glactosemia

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Reduce glactose

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Congenital Hypothyroidism (replacement)

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Thyroxine

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Biotinidase (replacement

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Biotin

35
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Retroviral Gene therapy

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Use RNA virus,
ADVANTAGE: integrate into cell genome, Minimal host immune rxn.
DISADVANTAGES: Insert size limited to 7-8kb. Infect only dividing cells. Germ line insertion = BAD
Only one that can be passed to Daughter cells

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Adenoviral

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DNA virus,
ADVANTAGE: Wide variety of cell types con be infected, Insert size 35-36kb, Stable and easy to get high titers
DISADVANTAGE: Does not integrate into cell genome, Expression can be transient, Some risk of malignant formation. Immune rxn can be severe

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Non-viral

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Liposome, Direct DNA
ADVANTAGE: Inster size can be very large, Minimal host cell immune response, Could deliver mini-chromosomes.
DISADVANTAGE: Low effeciency, Transient expression

38
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Chromosome Analysis (Good, bad, ugly)

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YES: Aneuploidy (Abnormal Chr number), Deletions, Duplications and Insertions of moderate to large size 3500kb-3Mb
NO: Single Nucleotide Deletions. Point Mutation, Small Deletion. Balanced rearangements
USE: Downs Synd,

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FISH (good, bad, ugly)

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YES: Recognize microdeletion synd, Chromosome rearrangements, Gene copy numbers
NO: Rearangements and deletions that are not specifically tested for, You must know what to look for. POint mutation and small deletions do not work
USE: Cri-du-chat, Smith-Magenis, DiGeorge (22qdel), Williams syndrome, Wolf-Hirschhorn, Prader-Willi syndrome, Angelman syndrome

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Microarray Analysis (Good,bad, Ugly) Chromosomal Micro Array

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YES: Compare to Control, Look at whole genome. Good for aneuploidy, deletions and duplicaitions, and unbalanced translocations.
NO: Deletions and duplications below the resolution of the CMA,

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DNA sequencing (good, bad, ugly)

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YES: Mutations in Known genes (Known or novel mutations) small deletions or insertions (specific sequence)
NO: Very specific, only part of a gene. Clinical sensitivity is often below 100%. Not good for large deletions, mutatins, duplications, etc

42
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Paternal Age effect

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Achondroplasia, Hemophilia B, Neurofibromitosis

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maternal Age effect

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Trisomy 21