GENETICS Flashcards

1
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MOA of Kartageners Disease

A

Ciliary dyskinesia due to Dynein protein defect,

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Symptoms of Kartageners Disease

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Male infertility, situs inversus, recurrent sinusitis/otitis, BRONCHIECTASIS.

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3
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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome deficiency?

symptoms?

A

Procollagen Peptidase

stretchy skin, hypermobile joints, short stature, connective tissue defects

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4
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How do inflammatory macrophages in the intima reduce plaque stability?

A

by secreting matalloproteinases, which degrade collagen

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5
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47 XXY

symptoms

A
Kleinfelter
small firm testes
azoospermia
gynecomastia
mild retardation
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6
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VHL gene regulates?

what disease and outcome can occur?

A

transcription of HIF-1 (hypoxemia Inducible factor)
HIF-1=> INCR. VEGF + EPO (erythropoeitin)=> capillary hemangiomas

VHL disease can have pheochromocytomas

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How do MHC 1 v MHC 2 present Antigen (simple)

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MHC1- Antigen presented by Self, tumor, or viral/ bacterial intracellular infection (ENDOGENOUS PATHWAY)
B2 Microglobulin associated

MHC Class 2- Antigen is presented by an APC that has degraded foreign particles and presented peptides as antigen on MHC class 2 (invariant chain associated)

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8
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Which DNA polymerase in Prokaryoktes has 5’ exonuclease activity?

A

ONLY DNA Polymerase 1

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9
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Indentification behavior

A

model behavior after someone percieved to be more powerful. Child of abusive father becomes a child abuser.

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10
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What “sense” must a naked RNA virus be to be infectious? name one such virus

A

single stranded positive stranded

Rhino virus

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11
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fragile X syndrome 3 characteristics:

A

MacroOrchidism
Large jaw
Large ears

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12
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Side effect of risperidone and other antipsychotics via anti-dopaminergic action?

What is it used for?

A

Hyperprolactinemia (amenorrhea, galactorrhea, breast soreness)

Schizophrenia

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13
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Laboratory findings of legionella pneumonia

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Hyponatremia

Sputum Gram stain with many neutrophils, but no organisms (intracellular)

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14
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Name the uncommon manifestations of Turner syndrome (a.k.a. not short stature, primary amenorrhea, coarctation of the aorta)?

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Cystic hygroma, lymphedema

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15
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What malignant conditions are associated with the EBV virus

A

Burkett lymphoma

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

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16
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when does non–disjunction occur/ what is a risk factor?

A

maternal origin (incr., maternal age)

Meiosis

17
Q

Other than trisomy what are other causes of down syndrome?

A

unbalanced robertsonian translocation

mosaicism

18
Q

What is meconium ileus specific for?

A

Cystic fibrosis

19
Q

What type of transmembrane protein is CFTR?

A

ATP gated chloride channel

20
Q

morphologic features of Diabetic nephropathy=3?

what drugs are used to treat this?

A

1-nodular glomerulosclerosis
2-difuse glomerulosclrosis
3-hyaline arteriolosclerosis

ACE inhibitors and ARBs

21
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Recombination v

Reassortment

A

Recombination=Crossing over

Reassortment=increasing mutagenicity (more virulent strains of flu) IN SEGMENTED VIRUSES

22
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Xeroderma Pigmentosum defective enzyme?

A

UV ENDOnuclease

23
Q

Mismatched basepairing defective=? what is the enzyme responsible for this

A

Heriditary Polyposis

3-5’ exonuclease

24
Q

How is the rash from a type IV HSR mediated

A

Tcell lymphocytes DIRECTLY cause rash

25
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What is the Enzyme & coenzyme of Succinate–> fumarate?

what is the precursor of the coenzyme?

A

Succinate dehydrogenase + FAD

Riboflavin (precursor to FMN + FAD)