Genetics Flashcards

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HLA A3, A6

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Hemochromatosis

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2
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Ret

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Medullary thyroid cancer

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3
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Hamartoma

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Abnormal growth of normal tissue

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4
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Turner’s

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45 XOFemaleWeb neckCystic hygromaShield chestCoarctation of aorta

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5
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HLA B13

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Psoriasis w/o arthritis

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6
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XXX Syndrome

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47 XXXNormal female with 2 Barr bodies

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7
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-oma

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Tumor

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8
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HLA DR3

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Celiac Sprue

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9
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Rhabdomyo-

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Skeletal muscle

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10
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Rb

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Ewing’s sarcomaRetinoblastoma

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11
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Dinucleotide repeat disease

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HNPCC

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12
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Cancers with psammoma bodies

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PSAMMPapillary (thyroid)Serous (ovary)Adenocarcinoma (ovary)MeningiomaMesothelioma

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13
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Prader-Willi

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HyperphagiaHypogonadismAlmond-shaped eyes

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14
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bcl-2

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Follicular lymphoma

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15
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Angleman’s

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Happy Baby SyndromeAtaxia

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16
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-sarcoma

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CT cancer

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17
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t(11,22)

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Ewing’s sarcoma

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18
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t(8,14)

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Burkitt’s lymphoma

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19
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Malignant

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Not well circumscribedFixed No capsuleDoesn’t obey physiologyHurts by metastasisRapidly growingOutgrows blood supply –> hunts for blood –> secretes angiogenin and endostatin to inhibit blood supply of other tumors

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20
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XXY Syndrome

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47 XXYMaleAggressive, violent behaviorTall

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21
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Mitochondrial diseases can be traced back to

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Mom to all kids

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22
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X-linked Recessive diseases can be traced back to

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Maternal uncle or grandpa

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23
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AD

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Structural problem50% chance of passing it on

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24
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Trisomy 13

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PatauPolydactylyHigh arched palatePeeing problemHoloprosencephaly

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Typical incidence of rare things
1-3%
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Choristoma
Normal tissue in the wrong place
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Anaplasia
Cells regress to infantile state
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Trinucleotide repeat diseasea
Huntington's (CAG)Fragile X (CGG)Myotonic Dystrophy (CTG)Fredrick's Ataxia (GAA)
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CA-125
Ovarian
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Leimyo-
SM
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Benign
Well circumscribedFeely moveableMaintains capsuleObeys physiologyHurts by compressionSlow growing
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Hypertrophy
Increased cell size
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Kallman's
AnosmiaSmall testes
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HLA DR4
Phemphigus vulgaris
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Mitochondrial diseases
Leber's (atrophy of optic nerve)Leigh's (subacute necrotizing encephalopathy)
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Osteo-
Bone
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Atrophy
Decreased organ or tissue size
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t(9,22)
CML
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Trisomy 18
Edward'sRockerbottom feet
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X-linked Dominant diseases
Vitamin D resistant Ricketts Pseudohypoparathyroidism
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Desmoplasia
Cell wraps itself with dense fibrous tissue
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Organs that have the most occurrence of metastasis
Brain (grey-white junction)Bone (marrow)LungLiver (portal vein, hepatic artery)Adrenal gland (renal arteries)Pericardium (coronary arteries)
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t(15,17)
AML/PML
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Hyperplasia
Increased cell number
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l-myc
Small cell lung cancer
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Klinefelter's
47 XXYMaleTallGynecomastiaInfertilityDecreased testosterone
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Self mutilation, X-linked disease
Lesch Nyhan HGPRT deficiency
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Trisomy 21
Down'sSimian creaseWide 1st/2nd toesMacroglossiaMongolian slant of eyesBrushfield spotsRetardation
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HLA DR5
Pernicious anemia
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Fastest killing cancers
PancreaticEsophageal
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MC posterior mediastinum tumor
Neuro tumors
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Adeno-
Glandular
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Bombesin
Neuroblastoma
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PSA
Prostate
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S-100
Melanoma
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MC middle mediastinum tumor
Pericardial
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HLA DR2
Goodpasture'sMS
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X-linked Recessive diseases can be traced back to
Dad to daughter
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Typical incidence with 2 risk factors
50%
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MC anterior mediastinum tumor
Thymoma
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HLA B5
Behcet's
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Lipo-
Fat
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X-linked Recessive diseases
Hunter's (iduronidase deficiency)Fabry's (alpha-galactosidase deficiency)PDH deficiency
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Ras
Colon
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Metaplasia
Change from one adult cell type to another
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Neoplasm
New growth
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AR
Enzyme deficiency25% get it67% carry it
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5HT
Carcinoid syndrome
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Typical incidence with 1 risk factor
10%
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Typical incidence with 3 risk factors
90%
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HLA B27
PsoriasisAnkylosing spondylitisReiter's
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beta-HCG
Choriocarcinoma
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Hemangio-
BV
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AFP
LiverYolk Sac
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bcr-abl
CML
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CA-19
Pancreatic
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-carcinoma
Cancer
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n-myc
Neuroblastoma
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CEA
ColonPancreas
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BRCA
Breast
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c-myc
Burkitt's lymphoma
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t(14,18)
Follicular lymphoma
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Dysplasia "carcinoma in situ"
Lose contact inhibition (cells crawl on each other)
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Why only 6 hours to administer tPA
Body has irreversible cell injury
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Why CPR is stopped after 20-30 minutes
Brain has irreversible cell injury