Treatment of Genetic Diseases/ Case Studies Flashcards

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1
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PKU and Galactosemia are treated by the method of _____________

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Dietary restriction

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2
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Congential hypothyroidism is treated by the method of ___________

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Replacement

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3
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Hypercholestemia can be treated with the three methods of ____________

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Diversion, inhibition or depletion

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What are the four methods to treat mutant protein disorders?

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  1. cofactor administration 2. Replace extracellular protein 3. Replace intracellular protein 4. Target intracellular protien
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5
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Treatment of Factor VIII in hemophilia is an examples of _____________

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Replacing extracellular proteins

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6
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Treatment of Gaucher disease is an examples of __________

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targeting intracellular proteins

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7
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Recombinant enzyme replacement therapy appears to mitigate some aspects of __________, an x-linked condition in which there is neuron, renal and sweat gland damage to an accumulation of glycophingolipids due a mutated enzyme.

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Fabry disease

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Nonsyndromic deafness is caused by a ________ mutation

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GJB2

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9
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Nonsymdromic deafness with retinitis pigementosa suggests ________

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Usher

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Nonsymdromic deafness with a thyroid goiter suggests ________

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Pendred

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Nonsyndromic deafness with aarrhythmis or sudden death suggests ___________

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Jervel or Lange Nielson

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12
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Nonsyndromic deafness with a white forelock suggests __________

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Waardenburg syndrome

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Nonsyndromic deafness with 8th nerve schwannomas suggests __________

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Neurofibromatosis type II

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Fragile X associated tremor/ataxia syndrome is a ____________

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Premutation triplet repeat expansion

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15
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Premature ovarian failure is a _________

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Premutation triplet repat expansion

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16
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Fragile X associated tremor ataxia syndrome clinical features include _________

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Adult onset; ataxia; tremor; memory loss; parkinsonianism; peripheral neuropathy; occur more in men

17
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Fragile X (and tremor/ataxia syndrome) repeats are located on the __________

A

5’ UTR

18
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Friedrich ataxia repeats are located on the _________

A

intron

19
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Myotonic dystrophy 2 repeats are located on the ___________

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intron

20
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Huntington’s disease repeats are located on the ________

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exon

21
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Myotonic dystrophy I repeats are located on the __________

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3’ UTR