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t(8:14) is seen in which disease?

A

8urkitt’s Lymphoma.

“Starry sky” appearance on histology.

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t(9;22) is characteristic of?

A

9hillidelphia Chromosome in CML

BCR-ABL responds to Imatinib.

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t(12;21) is the most common translocation in which disease?

A

Childhood ALL (the 1s look like LLs)

t(12;21) confers a better prognosis.

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t(11;14) is seen in?

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Mant11e cell lymphoma.

Very aggressive; often present with late stage disease.

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t(14;18) is seen in?

A

Follicular lymphoma (has 18 letters).

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Which chromosomal translocation is associated with AML?

What is a common presentation?

What is seen on histology?

A

t(15;17)

DIC

Auer rods.

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Which enzyme is deficient in Acute Intermittent Porphyria?

Which enzyme is the target of treatment and why?

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PBG deaminase.

Aminolevulinate synthase is targeted by infusing heme which downregulates ALA synthase. This halts the attack.

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How is Acute Intermittent Porphyria triggered?

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An underlying PBG deaminase deficiency is compounded by increased ALA synthase, typically precipitated by medications, smoking, or puberty.

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