Future of genomic medicine Flashcards

1
Q

What are the types of genetic disease?

A

Monogenic

  • one gene
  • one or many genes

Multigenic

  • many gene
  • many mutations
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2
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Outline the principle of a DNA test

A

Isolate DNA

Carry out PCR

Hybridisation - visualise

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3
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What is PCR?

A

Polymerase chain reaction for amplification of specific DNA strands

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4
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If DNA sequence is not known, what can be done?

A

Sanger sequencing to sequence entire length of DNA

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5
Q

COmpare Snager and NGS

A

method

  • s - ampl of region of interest
  • ngs - fragmnetation, sequencing and mapping

output

  • s- sequence of specific area
  • ngs - entire genome transcriptome etc
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6
Q

what are the adv of snager

A

quick, provides sequence

but

2000bp limit
not multiplex

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7
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what are the adv n dis ngs

A

multiplex

but

costly
take long
data overload
short read length

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8
Q

what is the exome

A

1pc of genome containing 85pc of the disease mutations

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