genetics Flashcards
amplification of a sequence of three nucleotides
Increasing severity of clinical disease in each successive generation (anticipation)
trinucleotide-repeat mutation
huntington’s disease
myotonic dystrophy
friedreich ataxia
fragile x syndrome
mendelian disorder that has incomplete penetrancewith variable expressivity
autosomal dominant disorders
largest category in mendelian disorder
mostly inborn errors of metabolism
usually seen in consanguinity
autosomal recessive disorders
all enzymatic mutation are autosomal recessive EXCEPT
acute intermittent porphyria which is a autosomal dominant
all mucopolysaccharide are autosomal recessive EXCEPT
Hunter syndrome which is a X linked recessive
all glycogen storage disease are autosomal recessive EXCEPT
Faber
what are the x linked recessive disorder memorize
Brutons agammaglobulinemia wiskott aldrich fabrys G6PD ocular albinism lesch nyhan duchennes huntesr hemophilia
how many of the offsprings of mother with a mitochondrial inheritance dx manifests the disease
ALL
what is the inherited defect in an extra cellular glycoprotein found in Marfan
fibrillin-1
defect in the synthesis of fibrillar collagen
Ehler’s danlos
most common type of collagen defect found in Ehler’s danlos
type 3 hyper mobility
what is deficient in tay-sachs disease
hexosaminidase alpha subunit deficiency
predominant cns and retinal involvement
what accumulates in tay-sachs
GM2 ganglioside -onion skin lesion, whorled configuration
chery red spot in macula
what is deficient in niemann-pick disease
spengomyelinase
severe infantile form with extensive neurologic involvement is what type of niemann-pick?
type A
organomegly with no cns involvement is what type of niemann pick?
type B
lysosomal storage dx with zebra bodies
niemann pick
both niemann pick and tay sachs have cherry red spot in macula with mental retardation. what is the difference?
np has hepatosplenomegaly