Testing Flashcards

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NGS targeted sequencing used in

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children w common genetic diseases (cardiomyopathy and congenital deafness) (one gene or panel of genes), or to perform tumor profiling (detect tumor mutations at low allelic %).

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RNA analysis to detect

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  • HIV and hepatitis C

- cancers w chorom translocations

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NGS whole genome sequencing used in

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lung cancers: when mutation not in exome, but suspicion of dis remains high

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genome wide assoc studies (GWAS) uses

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large cohorts of patients with and without a disease (rather than families) are examined across the entire genome for common genetic variants or polymorphisms that are overrepresented in patients with the disease.

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5
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PCR used to dx

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fragile X synd

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PCR pyrosequencing used to dx

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cancers (particular seq variants)

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PCR amplicon length analysis used to dx when

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mutations affect the length of DNA (trinucleotides)

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8
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FISH used to dx

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  • Trisomy 21: see 3 red dots
  • Chromo 22q11.2 deletion synd
  • HER2 in bc
  • NMYC in neuroblastomas
  • (any aneuploidy or complex translocations or gene amplification)
  • useul when need results right away
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southern blotting used to dx

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lg trinuc expansion dis’s (fragile X)

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PCR single-base primer extension used to dx when

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the mutation is at a specific nucleotide potision

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SNP genotyping arrays to ID

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  • SNPs
  • CNVs when karyotype is normal but variation is still susprcted
  • cancers (bc) w a specific molec microarray signature
  • In uniparental disomy (PWS), SNPs in affected region are all homozygous
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PCR restriction fragment length analysis used to dx when

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the cause of the mutation is always at an invariant nuc position

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Karyotype used for

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cancer genetics, and in pts w neurocognitive impairment and/or congenital malformations

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linkage analysis used to detect

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genetic polymorphisms important in (stem cell)transplants(by looking for microsatellite markers in each), cancer genetics, paternity testing, forensics (bc can use degraded samples)

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real time PCR used to

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monitor the freq of blood or tissue of cancer cells bearing characteristic genetic mutations

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NGS whole exome sequencing looks at

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looks at the 1.5% of genome that is protein encoding to look for mutations