Genetic disorders

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What is the first mendelin law of inheritance?
Two elements of hereditry and these two elements segregate during reproduction
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What is the second law of mendelin inheritance?
Varieties of each trait sort independently of eachother
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What is the cellular base of intelligence?
A gene is made up of DNA and one gene makes on protein
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What is DNA transcription?
The DNA molecules is shaped like a twisted ladder and half a DNA template for copying its code and RNA
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What is RNA translation?
An intermediatry between DNA and protein because triplets of bases on RNA code for an amino acid the unit of made proteins
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Why study genetic disorders?
Decreased or absent expression of a gene A, accompanied by a deficit in function B
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Role of A in implementing what?
Function B
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What is 21st century the dawn of?
Cognitive genetics
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What is Phenylketonuria?
1 in 10,000 people, ued to be responsible for 1% of all hospitalised cases of learning disabilities
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What is it due to?
Due to dysfunctions in pathway produing the amino acid tryosine
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What is huntington's disorder?
1 in 10,000 - 20,000 individuals
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What is it characterised by?
Involuntary movements, personality changes and forget ulness, due to progressive damage of basal ganglia and cortex
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What sort of disorder is it?
Dominant disorder
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What is a Sporadic mutation?
Abnormalities in chromosomal numbers, caused by
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What is an X linked disorder?
Changes in number of X chromosomes, gene dysfunctions for single genes on the X chromosome
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What is a complex trait?
Schizophrenia
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What is first example of sporadic changes?
Williams syndrome
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what is it caused by?
Deletion due to errors in replication of DNA during gamete formalation
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How often does it occur?
1 in 20,000
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What does it cause?
An IQ of 50-70 and facial dysmorphology
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What is another sporadic changes?
Downs syndrome
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What does it cause?
Abnormalities in chromosomal numbers, prevalance increases dependening on age of parents, triomsy of chromosome 21
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What does it lead to?
Facial dysmorphology and an IQ of 55
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What is an example of X linked genes?
sex chromosome are inherited differently for males and females, detecting that a gene is located on the X chromosome is easier
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What was the first reported example of X linked genes?
colour blindness: first reported case of human X linkage
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What is there a change in?
The numeber of sex chromosomes
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For example?
XO turner syndrome
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What are the physical characteristics of Turner syndrome?
Short stature and infertility howeer verbal IQ is normal but performance can be lower
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There are changes in the number of sex chromosomes that leads to?
X+ XY which leads to hormonal inbalances, lower than average IQ, speech and language difficulties
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What is fragile X syndrome?
1 in 2000-4000 boys and 1 in 6000 girls, complex profile of relative cognitive strengths and difficulties
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