Genetics Flashcards
what is the hertability of ADHD
80%
which is the most studied receptor in ADHD
DRD4
what neurotransmtter is released at synapses
SNAP25
25KDa gene
what is heritability of Alcohol dependence
50-60%
which enzymes are central to alcohol metabolism
ALD1B
ALDH2
which genes associated with early onset alzehimers
PSEN1 -chr 14
PSEN2 chr 1
SORL1
which chorosome associated with APP codes
chromosone 21
mutuations in what cause alzheimers
preselin
whats associated with late onset alzhimers
apoeprotein e
APOE
which chromsome is apoprotein associated with
chromosone 19
what does apoprotein do
breakdown amyloid plaques
what subtypes of apoE are associated with chrom 19
2,3,4
3 neutral
2 IS PROTECTIVE
homozgous apOe And heterzygous
10-30x with homo
3x heterozygous
which chromosome associated with SORL1
chromosome 11
processing of APP
sortilin receptor 1
why increased risk of alzehimer in downs
chromosome 1
increase in APP protein
autism hertibility
80-90% monogygotic twins
30% diazyogtic
XYY which condition
jacobs syndrome
47XYY
extra y chromosome
1 in 1000
jacobs syndrome
how do patients with jacobs present
high tall stature
strong build but normal testosterone
fertility and sexual development unaffected
usually with ASD, ADHD and emotional priblems
william syndrome
chromosome 7
elfin face
cheerful
low nasal bridge
mild mod mental
1 in 20k
socialibity, sensitivity to sounds
VHL associated with
haemangiomas
autosomal dominant
abnormality in VHL gene on chr 3
VHL -3
what is velocardiofactial syndrome
cleft palate
22q11 association
what type of inheritance is tuberclosis sclerosis
autosomal dominant
TSC1/2 mutatons
what is seen with tuberclosis sclerosis
fibromata
ashleaf spots
rough path on lumbar spine
adenoma secbaceum on nose
epilepsey
interellectual impairment
retinal haematoma
rabdhoma
Polycystic kindey
lung cesis lymphpageolnmatyosis
how does TS differ from neurofibroma
neurofibroma has iris lisch nodules
CGG
fragile X
MYOTONIC DYSTORPHY
CTG
cag
huntingtons dx
caa
federich ataxia
spinocerebellar ataxia
cag
pick bodies seen in
FTD
what is a centimorgan
representings 1cm
1% change of recebombination between 2 genes
calculate relative distance
1% chance that two markers on a chromosome will become separated from one another due to a recombination event during meios
LOG
statistical marker
olgrithm of odds
genetic likage between two genes
>3 strong minkage
>-2 strong evidence against
splicing is
process of DNA to mRNA
introns removed
excon translate to protein
spliced rna IS mRNA
segreation analysis
statistica methjod from
phenotype
procedure to identify the presence of segregation at a major Mendelian locus, with/without multifactorial inheritance, is
linkage analysis
genetic location of a disease on gene and identify whch is inherted by affected memebrs
schizopjhrenia identical twins
48%
schizophrenia
offspring with 2 patients
children
full sibling
parent/half sibling
46%
13%
9%
6%
schizo genes and locations
DISC1 - CHR 1
DISC 2 - CHR11
DTNBP1 -CHR 6
COMT -CHR 22
6P22.3
which is strongest candidate for schizo
comt
doapmine from synpases cleared
metabolises doapmine in prefrontal cortex
what is neurogrelin associated with
increase in schizo
reduces glumatate an DNA receptor
what was seen in irish families
dysbindin
reduced in shcizophrenia
glutmate
ubquitin is made of
4 rings around pore with 7 protein in each ring
hiw are most parkinson cases occured
idopathic
sporadic
what is a major gene in parkinson
what chromosome
SNCA
chromosome 4
auto dOMINANT
what does SNCA code
alpha synuclein
whats diff between NF1 and NF2
NF1 1 in 4 k- groin and axilla freckling
iris haemtoma
phachromatgema
sclsosis
cafe of lait >6 with >5cm
nf2 - von recklinghauser syndrome chr 22
bilaterally acoustic neuroma
schowamma
1 in 100k
NF2
when does myotnic dystrophy present
20-30 years of lif
emore common in men
Autosomal dominant
which are the two genes associated with it
DM1 - chr 19 - CTG repeat
dm2 -znf9 GENE CHROMOSOME 3
what is DM2 associated with an DM1
DM1 - distal weakness
DM2- proximal weakness