Intro To Genetics- Lecture 8/25/21 Flashcards

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Modes of inheritance

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Mendelian and non-Mendelian

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Dysmorphology

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The abnormal shape and characteristics of a patient

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Phenotype

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The outward (observable) appearance of an individual ex: hair color, eye color, height

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Genotype

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Genetic makeup of an individual, description of chromosomes or alleles

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Allele

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Particular copy of a gene on a chromosome, have 2 per each deal

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Karyotype

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Chromosome analysis under a microscope

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Trisomy

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Three copies of a chromosome, usually not survivable

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Somatic

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Occurring in the body, but not in the gametes

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Germline

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Occurring in the testes or ovaries and can be passed to offspring

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Mosaic

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Two or more cell lines in one person, 45X or 46XX (mosaic is for Turner syndrome)

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Pathogenic

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Genetic alteration causing disease

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Benign

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Not pathogenic genetic changes

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Uncertain

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Unclear if it causes disease state or not (usually the case)

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Constitutional

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Present at birth, usually in all cells (used in the context of cancer

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Acquired

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Change happens after birth, associated with cancer, usually somatic

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Congenital

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Present at birth, usually before birth

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Inherited

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Passed on from a parent (can have genetic changes that are not inherited)

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Pedigree

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Essential for history taking, suspecting mode of inheritance, identify at-risk relatives

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Male, female, sex unspecified

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Open square, open circle, open diamond

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Consultant

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Arrow pointing to open square/circle

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Deceased

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Lined out square/circle

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Affected with trait

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Filled in square/circle

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Carrier (autosomal recessive or X-linked)

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Dot in the middle

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Adopted

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Bracketed

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Consanguinity

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Married to a blood relative-> double line indicating marriage