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SNPs can lead to?

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polymorphism
deletion 
insertion
translocation 
-chromosomal
-balanced/unbalanced
-homologous crossing over
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T/F, polymorphisms can have no effect at all?

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true

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this type of SNP is the result of a terminal deletion of the short arm of chromosome 5

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cri-du-chat syndrome

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these medical conditions are the result of having cri-du-chat syndrome?

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microencephaly
cardiac defects
hypotonia
severe mental retardation

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this type of SNP is when you have the insertion of nucleotides?

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chromosomal insertion

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what are the medical conditions that can result from a chromosomal insertion?

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huntington disease
myotonic dystrophy
fragile x syndrome
friedreich's ataxia
spinocerebellular ataxia
Charcot-marie-tooth disease (duplication of chromosome 17)
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what are the effects of SNP resultant change?

linked SNP outside of gene?

SNP within regulatory region?

SNP within coding region of gene?

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it depends on where the SNP is found

no effect

modify (expression)

change AA sequence

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what are the three types of approaches therapeutic development?

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human genetics based approach

cardiac oncology approach

traditional bottom up approach

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this type of approach studies the inheritable human disease, analysis, than drug development?

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human genetics based approach

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this type of approach takes into account CV complications with targeted cancer therapy, analysis, discovery leading to drug design

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cardio-oncology approach

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this type of approach takes into account the biochemical identification of novel signaling pathway, analysis, drug development and then results based evidence

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traditional bottom up approach

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what type of selected mechanism of allelic action and disease is this?

Waardenburg syndrome results from PAX3 mutation, DNA binding proteins important in regulating embryonic development?

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loss of function

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what type of selected mechanism of allelic action and disease is this?

Charcot marie tooth disease results from deletions in the PMP22 overexpression via duplication

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gain of function

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what type of selected mechanism of allelic action and disease is this?

Kennedy disease results from CAG triplet addition of the androgen receptor. Mutant protein misfolds and interacts improperly

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protein alteration

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what type of selected mechanism of allelic action and disease is this?

retinoblastoma is inherited as recessive allele. A mutation to the second, normal allele resulting in tumor formation

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dominant effects of recessive allele

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results from PAX3 mutation, DNA binding proteins important in regulating embryonic development?

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Waardenburg syndrome

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results from deletions in the PMP22 overexpression via duplication

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Charcot marie tooth disease

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results from CAG triplet addition of the androgen receptor. Mutant protein misfolds and interacts improperly

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Kennedy disease

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inherited as recessive allele. A mutation to the second, normal allele resulting in tumor formation

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retinoblastoma

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this the study of heritable changes that do not involve changers to the underlying DNA sequence thus a change in phenotype without change in genotype?

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epigenetics

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what are some epigenetic mechanisms?

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development
environment
drugs
aging
diet
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this syndrome is inherited in an autosomal dominant way

affected by the CREB binding protein

eye, heart, mental retardation, teeth, kidney defects along with thumb and first toe broad tumors

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Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome RSTS

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triplet disorders

Fragile X syndrome
Friedrich ataxis
Huntington Disease

these are examples of what type of inherited disorders?

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non mendelian inheritance

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this effect of DNA methylation can lead to perturbations in gene expression or genomic instability?

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DNA hypomethylation

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this effect of DNA methylation may promote widespread changes in gene expression patterns through different mechanisms?

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DNA hypermethylation

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this condition results in microencephaly, severe developmental delay, mental retardation, speech impairment, ataxia and hadn’t flapping?

loss of maternal contribution

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Angelman syndrome

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this condition results in a hypotonic fetus, reduced fetal movement, hyperphagia, morbid obesity, short stature, learning disabilities, hypogonadism. incomplete pubertal development?

loss of paternal contribution

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Prader-Willi syndrome

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this is an example of non-mendelian inheritance? both males and females can be affected but only females can transmit the disease to their offspring?

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mitochondrial inheritance

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the mutation in this gene is responsible for Waardenburg syndrome?

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PAX3

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the mutation in this gene is responsible for Carcot Marie tooth disease?

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PMP22

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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

achondroplasia
marfan syndrome
neurofibromatosis type I
brachydactyly
Noonan syndrome
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autosomal dominant

mendelian

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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

albinism
cystic fibrosis
phenylketonuria
galactosemia
mucopolysaccharidoses
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autosomal recessive

mendelian

33
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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

hypophosphatemic rickets
orofaciodigital syndrome

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x-linked dominant

mendelian

34
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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

duchenne
hemophilia A and B
G6P dehydrogenase deficiency
Lesch-Nyhan syndrome

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x-linked recessive

mendelian

35
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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

fragile x syndrome
myotonic dystrophy
spinocerebellar ataxia
synpolydactyly
Friedreich ataxia
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triplet repeats

nonmendelian

36
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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

prader willi syndrome
angelman syndrome

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genomic imprinting

nonmendelian

37
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this diseases are examples of what type of inherited disorder? also state if mendelian or nonmendelian

LHON
MERRF
MELAS

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mitochondrial

nonmendelian

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the mutation in this gene is responsible for retinoblastoma?

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RB1

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the mutation in this gene is responsible for Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome RSTS

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CREBBP

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epigenetic marks are imprinted in the germline and rich in what nucleotide base pairs?

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C-G

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