Module 11 Flashcards

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Primer Extension

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A primer is hybridized upstream of the nucleotide. If there is a match the primer with anneal and extend

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PCR-RFLP/Snip-SNP

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PCR amplifies the SNP site and run through gel electrophoresis. If a SNP is present, two samples will have different banding patterns.

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Molecular beacon

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small fragment of ssDNA that forms a hairpin loop with annealed quencher (3’) and reporter (5’) on each end

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Hybridization-based

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Beacon created as a complementary base pair to a target DNA. When mixed with DNA sample, if it matches the beacon it will stretch out the hairpin and fluoresce.

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5
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Pathogen detection

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bacterial or viral nucleic acid based techniques

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qPCR

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faster, more precise, sensitive, quantitative, detects a small amount. Usually coupled with a beacon

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7
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chromosomal aberration

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mutations big enough to be seen on a chromosome under microscope

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8
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cytogenetics

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field linking chromosomal variations with phenotypes

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9
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karyotype

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chromosome chart observing abnormalities

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10
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syntenic block

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region in which two genes appear in the same order in two different species

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11
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FISH

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fluorescence in situ hybridization used to visualize chromosomes

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comparative genomic hybridization

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technique that can detect gains or losses of chromosomal region associated with a phenotype

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non-allelic homologous recombination

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the cause of CNVs occurring during meiosis. misalignment of homologous chromatids during recombination

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14
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next generation sequencing technology

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genome fragments sequenced and mapped to a reference. if no CNVs they will match up

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15
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atypical chromosomes

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number of chromosomes is not 46 or rearranged material

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balanced chromosomes

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normal amount of genetic information but atypical structure. translocations and inversions

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unbalanced chromosomes

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atypical structure resulting in excess or deficit genetic material. duplications and deletions

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18
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polyploidy

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extra set of chromosomes

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19
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triploid

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three sets of chromosomes

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20
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aneuploidy

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missing or extra one chromosome. nondisjunction

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21
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trisomy

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three copies of a chromosome

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22
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trisomy 13

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patau syndrome

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23
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trisomy 18

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edward syndrome

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trisomy 21

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down syndrom

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down syndrome critical region
near the end of chromosome 21 contains 3 genes associated with symptoms. extra copy affects gene dosage
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sex chromosome aneuploids
nondisjunction in sperm or egg. phenotypically normal
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chromosome shorthand
total chromosome number, sex chromosome constitution, atypical autosomes (47, SS, +21)
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translocation carriers
region of chromosome are swapped resulting in gain or loss of genes
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robertsonian translocation
two short arms break off and long arms are combined
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reciprocal translocation
chromosomes exchange parts and rearrange. same amount of genetic material
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genetic counseling
provides pedigree construction
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prenatal genetic counseling
empiric and family-based risks
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family history of inherited disease
explains mode of inheritance and risk
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genetic testing
various methods to use genetic information for identifying diseases
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testing
ordered due to history or symptom
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screen
not based on specific medical reason
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MoM value
multiple of the median indicates how far an individual's test results deviate from the norm
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indirect method
measure levels of biochemicals in blood correlated with chromosomal composition
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direct method
DNA stains and probes distinguish banding patterns
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amniocentesis
fetal cells and fluid removed from uterus for karyotyping
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chronic villus sampling
cell samples from chronic villi in placenta for karyotyping
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cell-free fetal DNA
fetal cell-free DNA in maternal blood can be karyotyped
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non-invasive prenatal testing
cell-free fetal DNA testing
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preimplantation genetic diagnosis
in vitro fertilization, genetic analysis before implantation
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newborn screening
screen metabolite and DNA to identify high risk of inherited diseases called actionable
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biochemicals
products of genes that may be missing metabolic pathways
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PKU
enzyme breaks down phenylalanine is missing
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babyseq project
boston babies sequenced to determine feasibility of entire genome sequencing of babies
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chromosome microarray analysis
detects CNVs associated with autism and intellectual disabilities
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exome sequencing
sequencing coding regions of genes
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carrier testing
detection of recessive mutations
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predisposition testing
individual has allele associated with increased risk of dieases
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predictive testing
individual has allele determines having disease
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OMIM
online mendelian inheritance in man resource
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Taqman
realtime PCR
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FRET
fluorescence resonance energy transfer from reporter to quencher