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why genetic test?

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prenatal diagnosis, heterozygote carrier detection, presymptomatic diagnosis of genetic disease

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how to genetic test?

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analysis
treatment
disease management

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3
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what are some examples of genome sequencing technology?

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applied biosystem biosystems

Oxford nanopore minion

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components of informed consent?

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minimize risk to subjects
sound research
when appropriate
risks are reasonable
risks vs benefits weighed
long range effects
special problems
informed consent
monitor data collected
patient privacy
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what are the elements that comprise HIPAA?

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core elements
required elements
optional elements

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what are the core elements of HIPAA?

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name
other persons involved
description of purpose
authorization expiration date
signature of individual
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what are the genetic techniques?

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nucleic acid visualization
PCR
RFLP
DNA sequencing

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what are the mutation detection techniques?

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RFLP
allele specific Oligos
DNA sequencing and mutation detection
trinucleotide

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what are the different levels of genetic testing?

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DNA
Protein
Protein Function

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what kind of genetic testing is used for large changes in chromosomes, extra chromosomes, very large deletions or insertions?

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analysis of whole chromosomes at the DNA level

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what kind of genetic testing is used for small changes; mutations in the sequence, small deletions or insertions?

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analysis of sequence at the DNA level

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what kind of genetic testing is used for any change that may affect the folding of the protein?

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analysis of protein shape at the protein level

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what kind of genetic testing is used for the functional protein?

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analysis of protein function at the protein level

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example of single base pair mutation?

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sickle cell anemia

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example of deletion?

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cystic fibrosis

Duchenne muscular dystrophy

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example of insertion?

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huntingtons disease

17
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example of multiple mutations?

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diabetes, susceptibility to breast cancer

18
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how do we amplify target sequence?

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polymerase chain reaction

melting
annealing
elongation 
melting
annealing
elongation

thus PCR test for deletion uses electrophoresis

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this type of analysis looks for polymorphism between people in the number of restriction sites?

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RFLP analysis

20
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what are the issues of RFLOP analysis?

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can not detect all mutations, the mutation must coincide with a restriction enzyme cut site

21
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what are the issues with sequencing?

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informative
time consuming
expensive

22
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when is a dot blot used?

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querying DNA or PCR products using radioactive oligomers; can be used to detect CF

23
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what type of analysis do we use to find out if patients DNA sequence is different?

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sequencing

24
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this allows for the testing of many different mutations via many high throughput dot blots?

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microarray

25
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as a result of clinical validity, what is the significance of DNA based tests?

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genetic testing
genetic screening
-heterozygote screening
-newborn screening
-prenatal diagnositics
-presymptomatic testing
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what are the many techniques for prenatal genetic testing?

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chronic villus sampling or amniocentesis
biomarker assays
ultrasonography
direct DNA based test

27
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this is a test used for couples at significantly increased risk for transmitting a harmful or predisposing allele to offspring?

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preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD)

28
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what is the criteria for ideal candidates for gene therapy?

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single defect
well characterized
significant morbidity and mortality
cells are experimentally accessible

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what do the genes into cells rely on?

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viral or nonverbal vector system

30
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this is the introduction of a gene, or DNA sequence, into a cell to correct a genetic defect?

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gene therapy

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this involves the alteration of genes in human somatic cells to treat a specific disorder?

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somatic cell therapy

32
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this is a type of RNA virus that can insert its genome into the host cell after reverse transcribing their viral RNA into dsDNA (what is this called)

what is the disadvantage?

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retroviral vector

transduction

due to preferentially integrating near promotor it can add into a proto-oncogene activating tumorogenesis getting into the nucleus when dividing

33
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this is due to inability of retroviruses to add into slowly or non dividing cells, other delivery systems instituted. Virus can be used in vaccines. Can accept inserts as large as 36kB in size

what is a disadvantage?

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adenoviral vectors

DNA is not integrated into a chromosome and so it will not activate the proto oncogene and so transient expression results. This vector provokes an immune response

34
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this is a complex of RNA retroviruses that can also transduce non dividing cells through nuclear membrane, similar to HIV. This can accept inserts of 8kB. This type of vector is considered a focus of gene therapy protocols?

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lentiviral vector

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challenges of viral gene therapy?

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transient low level expression
difficulties reaching specified tissue/cells
necessity for precise regulation of gene activity
potential for insertion mutagenesis

36
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gene blocking/silencing therapies?

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antisense oligonucleotides
ribozymes
RNAi