Genetics COPY Flashcards
what risk factor does downs usually have a strong association with
genetics 1-5 word,5
Describe the different syndromic mitochondrial diabetes you can get
genetics 6 slide 34
1)Compare the symptoms, prevalence , management and diagnosis of two mitochondrial disorders Compare the genetics involved in two mitochondrial disorders
genetics 1-5 word,18
Describe how MODY canbe identiffied and benefits / consequences of identifying it
gentics 6 slide 14
Describe the Aims of Prenatal Testing
genetics 1-5 word,32
Define the following: Mendelian Inheritance, Allele, Homologous Chromosomes
genetics 1-5 word,8
What is the human karyotype. Explain how it may be studied.
genetics 1-5 word,2
Describe the clinical presentation of phenylketonuria, and explain its pathogenesis
genetics 1-5 word,20
Explain the following terms: Incomplete Penetrance, Variable Expressivity, Phenocopy, Epistasis
genetics 1-5 word,12
Explain the importance of the parental origin of chromosomes
genetics 1-5 word,13
Explain the importance of DNA Methylation in genetics
genetics 1-5 word,13
Explain the whole ideas of spectrums in disease
genetics 6 slide 46
Name two examples of Mitochondrial Diseases
genetics 1-5 word,18
List the Reproductive Options for If there is a known reproductive risk
genetics 1-5 word,35
1.Describe how Next generation sequencing works
genetics 7 word,3
Give details of the arms of chromosomes
genetics 1-5 word,2
Describe the treatment for permanent neonatal diabetes
genetics 6 slide 23,24
What the relationship between cancer and selection
genetics 1-5 word,22
Describe the role of GWAS in helping us with polygenic disease, describe some discoveries that have been made using this
genetics 6 slide 40-42
Describe the symptoms, management and genetic mechanism of Prader-Willi Syndrome
genetics 1-5 word,14
Describe the types of genetic changes in the cell that give rise to cancer
genetics 1-5 word,23
Explain how multiple mutations in the CFTR gene may be checked for?
genetics 7 word,1
Describe how NGS is used for Pharmacogenetics
Genetics 7 word,5
Describe what happens in inborn Errors of Metabolism
genetics 1-5 word,19
Describe MCAD Deficiency Management
genetics 1-5 word,21
- De scribe Cystic fibrosis as an example of a monogenic disease and explain how it may be diagnosed
genetics 7 word,
Explain the significance of Dosage Compensation ingenetics
genetics 1-5 word,6
Recall the different symbols to use when drawing pedigrees
genetics 1-5 word,9
Describe the types of genetic changes in the cell that give rise to cancer
genetics 1-5 word,23
escribe methods for Molecular Diagnosis of PWS/AS
genetics 1-5 word,16
Recall the different types of mendelian inheritance patterns
genetics 1-5 word,9
Compare the symptoms, prevalence, management, diagnosis and genetic mechanism and methods of diagnosis of Prader Willis Syndrome and Angelman Syndrome
genetics 1-5 word,16
State the minimum number of parents that must be affected before inheritance of autosomal recessive diseases and the probability that a child will be affected and/or will be carrier
genetics 1-5 word,10
Describe Limitations of NGS
genetics 7 word,7
Describe things to consider to Facilitating Decision-Making in prenatal testing
genetics 1-5 word,37
Give the detail of how balanced translocation usually occurs. (only try an understand example bit if you have time)
genetics 1-5 word,4
Explain why most cancers are Sporadic
genetics 1-5 word,25
Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia (APML) Potentially presents more aggressively than CML(T/F)
genetics 1-5 word,29
Describe prevalence of permanent neonatal diabtetes and the mechanism of how permanent neonatal diabetes can cause its effects , stsate the major indication of PND
genetics 6 slide 19-23
2)Give the details of the deletion of the critical region as it take splces in the Prader Willis Syndrome and Angelman
genetics 1-5 word,15
State Ethical questions regarding gene technology`( not needed koind off)
Genetics 7 word,9
Explain what Pharmacogenomics is and its current application
genetics 1-5 word,20
Descrtibe the whole beta -glucose sensing system or insulin secretion
genetics 6 slide 9
Describe the different types of translocations you can get.
genetics 1-5 word,3
Compare two types of Genetic Disease
genetics 1-5 word,8
For** **Familial Adenomatous Polyposis:** **describe clinical presentation , gene that is affected and the risk of cancer in those with predisposition
genetics 1-5 word,25
Describe the nature of The Mitochondrial Genome
genetics 1-5 word,17
Describe the patterns of inheritance of X-linked recessive disorders
genetics 1-5 word,11
2)Give the details of the different ways that you can get Down’s
genetics 1-5 word
Explain the mechanism of the pathology of MCADD
genetics 1-5 word,21
state proportion of new-borns with down’s
genetics 1-5 word,4
Describe the clinical features of the different trisomies(state the name of the necessary number)
genetics 1-5 word,5
Compare the functions of oncogenese and tumour supressors
genetics 1-5 word,22
how is HNF-1 alpha mutation best managed
Genetics 6 slide 12
Describe the consequences of Glucokinase MODY
genetic 6 slide 15
Explain the Two Hit Hypothesis in cancer
genetics 1-5 word,23
Describe the clinicsl features of two rare types of MODY
genetics 6 slide 18
Under what circumstances is prenatal testing arranged?
genetics 1-5 word,32
Define the seven types of congenital abnormalities
genetics 1-5 word,1
Describe Patient Management for Inherited Cancer Syndromes
genetics 1-5 word,26
Explain the relevant screening procedures that take place during pregnancy
genetics 1-5 word,31
EXPLAIN THE MECHANISM THROUGH WHICH MITOCHONDIAL DISEASE IS INHERITED
genetics 1-5 word,17
Explain what (CRISPR)/Cas9 technology is begninig to be used for
genetics 7 word,7
What are cytogenetic changes, describe their role in cancer
genetics 1-5 word,26
Explain the need for Sanger sequencing and how it is carried out
Genetics 7 word,2
Describe the consequences of HNF1-α Mutations
genetic 6 slide 15-16
Define and / or describe all the different types of chromosomal abnormalities you can get.
genetics 1-5 word,3
Describe the prevalence of inherited breast cancer and the indidence of of breatst cancer in this group , describe the two hit model in this group
genetics 1-5 word,25
Explain how Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia (APML) forms , and its treatment
genetics 1-5 word,29
2) Explain what is significant about the genetic heterogeneity of the following disorders: CF and CAVD; haemophilia; epidermiolysis bullosa
genetics 1-5 word,12
Implications on Treatment of the Molecular Mechanisms of dominant, recessive and co-dominant conditions.
genetics 1-5 word,12
how is GCK MODY best managed
genetics 6 slide 17
Describe the whole administrative and legal procedures involved in Egg and Sperm Donation & Adoption(pobably not important)
genetics 1-5 word,36
Describe Limitations of CRISPR
genetics 7 word,8
Compare two genomic disorders
genetics 1-5 word,7
Explain the treatment used for Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
genetics 1-5 word,28
Describe the spectrum of genetic variation
genetics 6 slide 31
Give an example to illustrate the following cases of genetic heterogeneity: Same gene, Different mutation, Different symptoms; Same disease, Different genes; Same disease, Different genes, Different inheritance.
genetics 1-5 word,12
Describe the problems with PGD
genetics 1-5 word,37
Describe Use of NGS for rapid diagnosis in infectious diseases
Genetics 7 word,6
Name the most well- known example of X-linked recessive disorders, and describe the mechanisms of disease
genetics 1-5 word,11
What are CNVs and where are they commonly encountered
slide 44
Explain how Genomic Disorders may occur and state whether they will be visible on a karyotype
genetics 1-5 word,7
What New techniques have potential to revolutionise medicine)
genetics 7 word,9
Compare summaries for method, output , cost , advantage and disadvantage of using PCR, Sanger Sequencing and NGS
genetics 7 word,9
Describe the general Molecular Mechanisms of dominant, recessive and co-dominant conditions.
genetics 1-5 word,12
Compare approach , use , pros and cons of using Danger and next generation sequencing
genetics 6 slide 29
What is diabetes in general , and what determine treatment
genetic 6 slide 2
Categorise the different prenatal tests appropriately, describe the different types of prenatal testing that may used and how they may be used and why.
genetics 1-5 word,32
Different alleles maybe described as MUTATIONS or POLYMORPHISMS. Describe the difference between a mutation and polymorphism
genetics 1-5 word,8
2)Describe two problems that a mutation of the CFTR gene can cause
genetics 1-5 word,10
Describe the Treatment for PKU
genetics 1-5 word,20
Describe the Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis process
genetics 1-5 word,36
Explain how you use different techniques to quantify the level of disease at different levels of treament.
genetics 1-5 word,28
Give examples of genetic disease under the following categories :
- Imprinting Disorders, Mitochondrial Disorders, Inborn Errors of Metabolism
genetics 1-5 word,13
what does Familial Adenomatous Polyposis and Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer come under the category of
genetics 1-5 word,25
Explian what prescion medicine is
genetics 6 slide 47
Explain why one must quantify residual disease in CML?
genetics 1-5 word,29
Compare two Sex Chromosome Aneuploidies
genetics 1-5 word,6
Describe what takes place in the UK Newborn Screening Programme
genetics 1-5 word,19
2)Describe groups of people normally affected by LHON.
genetics 1-5 word,18
Describe the Eligibility Criteria for PGD
genetics 1-5 word,37
Give details of how Biomarkers are used in gentics
genetics 7 word, 6
WHat is MODY , list the gene defects involved
genetic 6 slide 8
Describe the tkey features of polygenic diabetes and how they devaite from monogenic diabetes
genetics 6 slide 37
Explain how translocation can cause cancer, use an examples to illustrate uyour answer, explain how cytogenetic analysis is usually used
genetics 1-5 word,26
Describe the clinical presentation of MCAD Deficiency
genetics 1-5 word,21
For a particular example of autosomal dominant disease, give the the clinical observations, the mechanisms of the disease, the patterns of inheritance of the disease and the molecular bases of huntington’s disease.
genetics 1-5 word,10
Define the different types of mutation
genetics 1-5 word,9
Describe how to determine the different types of chromosome
genetics 1-5 word,2
Explain heteroplasmy and it’s consequences
genetics 1-5 word,17
For Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer: describe its poroportion in colorectal cancer, the gene affected and risk of getting the cancer after predisposition
genetics 1-5 word,26
Describe the Patho-genetic mechanism of BRCA genes
genetics 1-5 word,25
State the minimum number of parents that must be affected before child is affected by autosomal dominant diseases and the probability that a child will be affected
genetics 1-5 word,10
Describe the key features of mitochondrial diabetes
getnetics 6 slide 36
Explain Loss of Heterozygosity (LOH) in cancer
genetics 1-5 word,24
Describe the difference between CNVs and SNPs
Genetics 6 slide 39, 43
Desvcribe what genetic testing in mongenic diabtets involves
gentics 6 slide 28
Explain how someone can be chromosomally one gender and phenotypically the other gender.
genetics 1-5 word,7
Explain how Ribosome sequencing is done and why it is used(refer to samii )
genetics 7 word,4
- Describe t he Many challenges to New techniques have potential to revolutionise medicine
Genetics 7 word,9
1) For a particular example of autosomal recessive disease, give the the clinical observations, the mechanisms of the disease and the molecular bases of the disease.
genetics 1-5 word,10
Describe feature s of type 1 and type 2 diabetes , describe their treatment , and how it can be managed
slid e 3-5
Describe The Role of Genetic Counselling in Prenatal Testing
genetics 1-5 word,37
Describe the benefits of Diagnosing PND
genetics 6 slide 25
Describe the general features of mutations in monogenic diabetes
genetics 6 slidew 26
Give the details of assigning pathogenicity
genetics 6 slide 30