Genetic Diseases 2 Flashcards

1
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Foxglove purple/white petals

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2 loci involved, hmz at either = white; htz at both=purple

Complementation
-> 2 different hmz recessive mutations produce same phenotype

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2
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Human Deafness

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Many loci affect hearing pathway - from outer ear to aud nerve and brain

Complementation

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3
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Colour Blindness

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X-linked - (daltonism)

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4
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Lesch-Nyhan syndrome

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Error in purine metabolism - self-mutilation, death

X-linked

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5
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Haemophilia

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Factor VIII deficiency - blood can’t clot properly

X-linked
mutation probably happened in Queen Victoria’s father - who was old

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6
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)

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Detect age 3-5, fatal in 20s

X-linked/ X-chromosome inactivation
one remarkable case of MZtwins, each had inactivated a different X chromosome, 1 had DMD, 1 did not

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7
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Tortoiseshell cat

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Patches of black and orange fur (black activ 1 X chr, orange the other)

X chr inactivation, XCI

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8
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Colourblindness in women

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woman htz: some retinal cells normal, some colour-blind

X chr inactivation, XCI

htz woman can see even though some retinal cells are abnormal

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9
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Patau syndrome

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Trisomy 13

chromosomal abnormality

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10
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Notch Wing

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in Drosophila melanogaster

- chr deletion

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11
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Cri-du-chat

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lose tip of chr 5

  • chr deletion
  • child voice sounds like cat
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12
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Globin, odorant-receptor gene families

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chr duplication

increase genetic material progressively, then changes, get new but similar genes : families

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13
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Dm Bar eye

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Bigger eye
- chr duplication
if cross 2 Bar eye: sometimes get double Bar eye + normal eye – due to slippage

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14
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Myeloid leukemia

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Translocation 5-11/ 9-22

  • > myeloid line of blood
  • > abnormal WBC in bone marrow
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15
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Burkitt’s lymphoma

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Translocation 8-14

-> B cells + impaired immunity

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16
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Down’s syndrome

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trisomy 21 / translocation 14-21

Aneuploidy
early aging, excess water in uterus - flat face, fingerprints

17
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Edward’s syndrome

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trisomy 18

Aneuploidy
lethal - kidney, heart abnorm (sth w clenched fingers)

18
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Klinefelter’s syndrome

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XXY, XYY male // XXX female

Aneuploidy
XXY is male but has some female characteristics - sometimes dont notice till fertility tests

19
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Turner’s syndrome

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XO, female

Aneuploidy
If females normally have 1 inactivated, should be normal, right ?NO - heart stuff, diabetes,

20
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Gynandromorphs

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Half male half female - mosaic (due to error in mitosis in early dvp)

Somatic Aneuploidy
Dm one red eye one white

21
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Modern wheat

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is hexaploid

Allopolyploid
-triticale is another allopolyploid

22
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banana, ginger, seedless melon

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infertile triploids

¿? autopolyploid (modern manipulation)

23
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Siamese cats

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Fur colour det by mut in melanin gene - enzyme doesnt work at high temp

Temperature-sensitive mutations
-cooler parts of body ie ears/paws are dark cause cooler temp in extremities

24
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White-blood in Dm

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high temp light eyes/low temp dark eyes

Temperature-sensitive mutations
-use to study temp-sensitive period of dvp

  • correlated w/ mutation in eye cryptochrome gene
  • gene-env interaction
25
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phenylketonuria, PKU

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absent Phenylalanine hydroxylase, PAH

  • gene-env interaction, chemical
  • recessive
  • can’t break down Phe -> special diet
26
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porphyria variegata

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Defict in some enzyme - cant break down porphyin component of haemoglobin, it accumulates (light sensitive chemical)

  • gene-env interaction, chemical
  • inc pen __rec/dom
  • neurolog sympt, light sensitivity, low doses of barbiturates lethal - maybe gave origin to werewolf legend // George III
27
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factor V leiden thrombophilia

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Disorder of blood clotting
incomplete penetrance, gene-env interaction, chemical
- dominant

28
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Baldness

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gene-env interaction, sex limitation

- dominant