Genetics Flashcards
Chance of a sick CF pt for his phenotypically healty sister to be a carrier of CF ?
2/3
AA / Aa / Aa
aa- CF disease- the kid do not have
a- disease carrier
CF heritance , and which chromosome?
AR
chromosome 7
Which syndrome is a/w def. in alpha-L iduronidase
Hurler syndrome
dont confuse with hunter syn. - idoronate-2-sulfatase
What is the inheritance pattern of Hurler and Hunter syndrome
Hurler - AR
Hunter- X-linked ressecive
3-month history of progressive shortness
of breath on exertion. She has a history of recurrent epistaxis since childhood
What is the disease and Heritance?
Hemorrhafic telangiectasia (osler-weber-rendu)
AD
High output- HF secondary to Pulmonary Atriovenous fistula
inhertiance oc Congenital Retinoblastoma
AD
w/o complete penetrance
also applied in BRCA genes
Which type of heritace we see in NF1
AD
with variable expressivity - everyone will have the diease but in a different level
Which type of ilness is clasically menifest as a Germline mosaicism
Achondroplasia
Which type of immunodeficeny present with Adenosine deaminase def.
SCID
What is the two main types of SCID
- X-linked- gamma chain mut. or IL-2 receptor def.
- AR- adenosine de-aminase
Primary cilliary dyskinesia
protein that defected
screening test
Dyanin
screening test- low nasal nitric oxide
Ehlers danlos syndrome
which collagen is affected?
Type III (vascular type)
Alport syndrome which collagen is affected
Type IV- under the floor (Basment membrane)
also target by Goodpasture syndrome
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Inheritance
Clinical presentation
Most common AD
clinical presentation:
BITE
Bones = multiple fracture
I (eye) = Blue sclera
Teeth = Dental imperfections
Ear = hearing loss
COL1A1 or COL1A2 genes»_space; type I collagen
type **one = ** bONE , tendONE
Menkes disease
pathogenesis
defect protein
X-linked
Impair copper absorbationand transport defective protien ATP7A
risk for cerebral anyrysms
ATP7B = wilson disease
Etiologys and prevalence of Down syndrome
90% non disjucntion
4% robertsonian translocation (mainly 14-21- always check for parents karyotype)
1-2% mosaicm
risk for reccurent pregnancy with down?
1% or mother age - whats higest
Which type of leukemia is seen in down.
below age of 2 and above age of 3
age < 2 - AML
age > 3 - ALL
most common CHD in down?
AVSD (AV canal most common)
endocardial cushing
Which GI problems can we see in down syndrome
Deudonal atresia
hirshpung
also:
imperforated anus
annular pancreas
Which blood test mush be made for a newborn with down?
TSH + free T4 level- congenital hypotyroidisem
how is down syndrome dgx in pregnancy
1st trimester
2nd trimester
- 1st- b-HCG (high) , PAPP-A (low) + nuchal high (87%)
- 2nd- b-HCG (high) , aFP (low), E3 (low) (70%) adding inhibin B (high) (80%)
combination of reasults from 1st and 2nd trimester = 95% senstivity
NIPT- 98% sensetivity. from week 10. only screening test and not Dgx.
Dgx test- Karyotype