P2 GENETICS Flashcards

1
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hemolysis is

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Destruction of RBCs

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2
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the type of HA thats known as extrinsic HA

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Acquired HA

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3
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the type of HA thats known as intrinsic HA

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Hereditary HA

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4
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Pathogenesis of hereditary HA ( time of destruction)

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Destroying RBCs earlier than normal

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5
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Pathogenesis of acquired HA ( time of destruction)

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normal RBCs destroyed later

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6
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Factors causing Acquired HA

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  • infections
  • blood cancers
  • drugs
  • SLE , RA
  • hypersplenism
  • reaction to blood transfusion
  • defective heart valves
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7
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causes of hereditary HA

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Abnormalities in 1 or more of the genes controlling RBC production

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8
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mention the types of hemoglobin a normal human have

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  • HbA
  • HbA2
    -HbF
    -HbA1C
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9
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what is HbA

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major adult Hb

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10
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what is HbA2

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`minor adult Hb

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11
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Composition of HbA2

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2 alpha 2 delta chains

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12
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what is HbF

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fetal Hb

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13
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Composition of HbF

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2 alpha 2 gamma chains

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14
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Composition of HbA

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2 alpha 2 beta chains

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15
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Composition of HbA1C

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Glucose residues attached to beta chains
2 alpha 2 beta attached with glucose

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16
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Genes encoding HbA

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HBA1 , HBA2 & HBB

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17
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alpha globulin is encoded by what genes

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HBA1 AND HBA2

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18
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beta globulin is encoded by which genes

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HBB

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19
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alpha globulin genes are located on which chromosome

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Chromosome 16

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20
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beta globulin genes are located on which chromosome

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Chromosome 11

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21
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sickle cell anaemia is caused by

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miss-sense mutation in HBB gene

22
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in sickle cell anaemia , the substitution is between what AAs

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from glutamic acid to valine

23
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the substitution is between which nucleotides

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from Thymine to Adenine

24
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chemical properties of glutamic acid

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hydrophilic negatively charged

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chemical properties of valine
Hydrophobic neutral
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life span of sickle shaped RBC
20 days or less
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genetic predisposition of SCD
Autosomal recessive
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Heterozygotes with sickle cells allele are resistant to which infection
Malaria
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at which gestational week HbF is produced
6 weeks
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Genetic predisposition of thalassemia
Autosomal recessive
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alpha thalassemia affect what Hb
HBA 1 & HBA2
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levels of beta globin in alpha thalassemia
Accumulated
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levels of alpha globin in alpha thalassemia
Decreased
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cause of alpha thalassemia
Deletions on chromosome 16
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severity of the disease incase of 1 deleted allele in alpha thalassemia
silent carrier
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severity of the disease incase of 2 deleted allele in alpha thalassemia
alpha thalassemia minor
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severity of the disease incase of 3 deleted allele in alpha thalassemia
HbH disease , moderate to severe
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severity of the disease incase of 4 deleted allele in alpha thalassemia
most severe form , fetal death
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cause of beta thalassemia
point mutations on chromosome 11
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rare causes of beta thalassemia
Insertions / deletions
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Severity of the disease incase of 1 mutated allele in beta thalassemia
beta thalassemia minor
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Severity of the disease incase of 2 mutated allele in beta thalassemia
cooley's anemia / intermediate to severe
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hereditary sphereocytosis is due to
RBC membrane protein defect
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shape of RBC incase of HS
spherocytes
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defects in what genes causes HS
ANK1 EPB42 SLC4A1 SPTA1 SPTB
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Genetic predisposition of HS
Autosomal dominant in most cases
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mot common enzyme defect causing hemolytic anemia
G6PD def.
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causes of G6PD def.
missense mutation in G6PD gene
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Factors that precipitate G6PD def.
- environmental stress - viral , bacterial infections - favism - sulfa drugs , antimalaria drugs
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genetic predisposition in G6PD def.
X linked recessive
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Gender at risk for G6PD def.
males
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cases a female can be affected with an X linked recessive disease
- affected father & carrier mother - female with turner syndrome - incase of skewed X-inactivation