Genetic syndromes Flashcards
Huntington’s dz chromosome
CAG repeat - chromosome 4
HD mode of inheritance
auto dom
tuberous sclerosis inheritance
auto dom
NF1 gene
AD; chrom 17
NF2 gene
AD; chrom 22
Williams syndrome
chromosome 7
Wilson’s dz
chromosome 13 - gene ATP7B
metachromatic leukodystrophy
AR, disorder of myelin, chromosome 22, arylsulfatase A
Tay Sachs
AR, chromosome 15, hexosaminidase A deficiency
Krabbe’s disease
AR, chromosome 14, galactocerebrosidase beta-galactosidase
Lesch-Nyhan syndrome
XR, hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase
Gaucher’s disease
AR, chromosome 1, beta glucosidase deficiency
von Hippel Lindau
AD, chromosome 3, retinal and CNS tumors
most common tumor site in VHL
cerebellum
Ataxia-telangiectasia
AR, ataxia around age 1
Fabry’s dz
X linked lysososomal storage dz, alpha galactosidase A
Freidrich’s ataxia
AR, chromosome 9, GAA repeat
Myotonic dystrophy
AD, chromosome 19, CTG repeat
trisomy 18
congenital heart dz, polycystic kidneys, MR, microcephaly
cri-du-chat syndrome
chromosome 5
Prader Willi
chromosome 15
what is the genetic defect in fragile X?
CGG repeat
benign familial neonatal convulsions
AD, voltage gated calcium channels
PKU
AR, cannot convert phenylalanine to tyrosine (hydroxyls enzyme).
elfin facies, friendly, gifted musically, short, MR
Williams syndrome (chromosome 7-deletion)
obligation to work in the patient’s best interests
fiduciary duty
Wilson’s dz
AR, chromosome 13
Niemann Pick disease
AR, sphingomyelinase deficiency
Marfan’s syndrome
AD, defects in fibrillin; NOT associated with MR or autism
potassium sensitive periodic paralysis
mutations in sodium channel, chromosome 17
hemicrania continua tx
indomethacin
JC virus type
polyomavirus
who developed attachment theory
John Bowlby
adrenoleukodystrophy
XR, dynsfxn of peroxisomal fact acid beta oxidation; gene ABCD1
myoclonic dystrophy
AD, trinucelotide repeat, frontal heir loss, dystrophy, cataracts, heart conduction problems
genetic theory of SCZ
dysbindin (6) and neuregulin-1 (8)
FTD genetics
chromosome 17
Alzheimer’s genetics
pre-senilin 1 (chr 14); pre-senilin 2 (chr 1); APOe4 (chr 19); APP (chr 21)
identified two distinct temperaments (inhibited vs uninhibited)
Kagan
criteria for emancipation
married, military, self-supporting, a parent
DBS for OCD targets
STN and nucleus accumbens
depakote mechanism
increase GABA
carbamazepine MOA
inhibits voltage gated Na channels, presynaptic Na, and glutamate