Multifactorial Inheritance Flashcards by Omar Saqr

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Objectives

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Leading Causes of Death by Age Group

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What makes complex diseases complex?

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Why are complex traits Multifactorial

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Dichotomous and Continuous Traits

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Threshold Model of Genetic Susceptibility

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Gene Environment Interaction

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Multifactorial Traits and Twin Studies

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Concordance

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Twins and Type I vs. Type II Diabetes

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Common Birth Defects

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Prevelance of Spinal Bfida

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Prevention of Neural Tube Defects

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Population Genetics

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Punnet Square

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Hardy-Weinberg Equation

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When alleles are in equilibrium the sum of these is 1?

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Assumptions of Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium

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Disease Frequency vs. Allele Frequence

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Disease Frequency is not Allele Frequency

Disease Frequency is q2

But Allele Frequency is P or Q

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Summary of Part I

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Summary of Key Points Pt. II

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Summary of Key Points Pt. III

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Summary of Key Points IV

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