Gremlins Flashcards
t(8:14) is seen in which disease?
8urkitt’s Lymphoma.
“Starry sky” appearance on histology.
t(9;22) is characteristic of?
9hillidelphia Chromosome in CML
BCR-ABL responds to Imatinib.
t(12;21) is the most common translocation in which disease?
Childhood ALL (the 1s look like LLs)
t(12;21) confers a better prognosis.
t(11;14) is seen in?
Mant11e cell lymphoma.
Very aggressive; often present with late stage disease.
t(14;18) is seen in?
Follicular lymphoma (has 18 letters).
Which chromosomal translocation is associated with AML?
What is a common presentation?
What is seen on histology?
t(15;17)
DIC
Auer rods.
Which enzyme is deficient in Acute Intermittent Porphyria?
Which enzyme is the target of treatment and why?
PBG deaminase.
Aminolevulinate synthase is targeted by infusing heme which downregulates ALA synthase. This halts the attack.
How is Acute Intermittent Porphyria triggered?
An underlying PBG deaminase deficiency is compounded by increased ALA synthase, typically precipitated by medications, smoking, or puberty.