Genetics 3 Flashcards
Key clinical features of FAP?
CARPET of adenoma polyps
Jaw Cysts
CHRPE = chronic hypertrophy of Retinal Pigment
+ Desmoid tumors ( Fibroblasts tumor)
Difference between FAP and MUTYH associated Polyposis?
MUTYH = less polyps, NO DESMOID tumors
Alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency inheritance?
Co-dominant trait
siRNA function?
induce gene silencing via
- mRNA degradation
- translational inhibition
- promoter silencing
Difference between SCA and Fredrich Ataxia?
Fredrich ataxia = have accompanying cardiomyopathy
SCA = subtype 3 most common =
severe ataxia and dysarthria + cerebellar syndrome facial dystonia + opthalmoparesis ( vertical gaze palsy )/ oculomotor
lymphangioleiomyomatosis - mutation what gene?
TSC1 and 2 - screw up the mTOR signaling
Angelman syndrome - what mutation?
Loss of 2 copies of maternal UBE3A gene
What type of Down’s syndrome pathogenesis is not affected by maternal age?
Translocation ( de Novo) aka familial Down syndrome
Epigenetics means?
Alterations in gene expression NOT CAUSED by DNA sequence changes
- DNA methylation/demethylation - cytosine base
- Chromatin modification by microRNAs
Pleiotrophy means?
Single gene mutation but causes so many different phenotypes of that fucking mutation