Molecular Medicine II Flashcards

1
Q

To be cured by gene therapy, what must the target gene be?

A

recessive

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2
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Somatic gene therapy targets what type of cells?

A

somatic

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3
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What was the first disease to be ‘cured’ by gene therapy? What caused this disease?

A

SCID

defective adenine deaminase

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4
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What does in vivo gene therapy aim to do?

A

aims at treating cells directly in the patient

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5
Q

ERBB2 encodes what?

A

EGFR

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6
Q

What two facets contribute to a viral delivery system?

A

aggressive spread and integration

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7
Q

What does ADA breakdown?

A

deoxyadenosine

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8
Q

How does indirect detection function?

A

follow a marker associated with a disease

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9
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What is a copy number variation (CNV)?

A

insertion or deletion of chromosomal region

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10
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How are CNVs detected?

A

comparative genome hybridization and FISH

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11
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How does comparative genome hybridization become evident?

A

uneven labeling of template DNA

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12
Q

What does warfarin inhibit?

A

vitamin K epoxide reductase

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13
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A polymorphism in what gene can affect warfarin dosaging?

A

VKORC1

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14
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What cytochrome enzyme degrades warfarin?

A

CYP 2C9

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