Genetics Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Syndrome- Alagille
Inheritance-
Defective gene
Presentation
Other features (treatment, common features)

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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- JAG1, NOTCH2
Presentation- Conj hyperbili, butterfly vertebrae, pulmonary stenosis

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Syndrome- Apert syndrome
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Other features (treatment, common features)

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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- FGFR2
Presentation Craniosynostis, sydactyly,midface hypoplasia

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Syndrome- Charcot Marie- tooth
Inheritance-
Defective gene
Presentation
Other features (treatment, common features)

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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- CMT1A
Presentation- Peripheral neuropathy (high stepping gait/ foot drop), pes cavus (high arched foot), hammer toes

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Syndrome- Gardener syndrome
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene APC (5q21)
Presentation- retinal pigmentation

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Syndrome- Holt-Oram
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- TBX5
Presentation- Upper limb skeletal abnormalities, asd/vsd

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Syndrome- Li Fraumeni
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- TP53
Presentation- Malignancy (early onset)- rhabdomyosarcoma, osteosarcoma, nephroblastoma

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Syndrome- Marfans
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- FBN1
Presentation- Ectopia Lentis (UP + OUT), myopia, retinal detachment
tall, arachnodactyly
joint hypermobility
CV- aortic root dilation/ dissection, AR, MR
Pneumothoraces
Kyphoscoliosis
hernias

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Syndrome- MEN
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD (all types)
Defective gene- Varies
Presentation- Pituitary adenomas, parathyroid hyperlastia, phaeochromocytoma, MTC,

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Syndrome- Myotonic dystrophy
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene
Presentation 2nd/3rd decade- slow relaxation of muscle fibres

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Syndrome- Noonans
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- PTPN11
Presentation- macrocephaly, lymphoedema, hypothyroid, PS

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Syndrome- Osteogenesis imperfecta
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene0 COLIA1/2
Presentation- blue sclerae, hearing loss, hydrocephalus, AV dilatation, short, scoliosis, barrel chest

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Syndrome- tuberous sclerosis
Inheritance-
Defective gene
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Syndrome-
Inheritance- AD
Defective gene- TSC1/2
Presentation- intellectual disability, seizures (infantile spasms), adhd/asd
facial angiofibromas, ash leaf macules, shaigreen patches, subungual fibromas
cardiac rhabdomyoma

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what is von-hippel lindau

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AD
development of multiple benign and cancerous lesions

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NF1

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AD or sporadic
>6 cafe au-lait spots
>2 neurofibromas
freckles
lish nodules in iris
sphenoid dysplasia
LD

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NF2

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Bilateral vestibular schwannomas (acoustic neuromas)
Other cranial/spinal tumors –> meningiomas, ependymomas
Cataracts –> juvenile posterior subcapsular cataracts.
Skin findings –> few cutaneous tumors +- skin plaques
Neurological deficits

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Ataxia telengiectasia

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recessive
ataxia
Ataxia
Telangiectasia - bulbar conjunctiva, nasal bridge, ears and exposed surfaces of extremities
Immunodeficiency (reduced IgA, IgG2, IgG4, IgE) –> recurrent sinopulmonary infections
Raise aFP levels

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fanconi anaemia

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AR- FANCA/FANCC
Microcephaly
Growth delay –> short stature, hypogonadism
Developmental delay
Congenital abnormalities –> limb defects (hypoplasia thumbs, absent radii), renal anomalies, Café-au-lait spots
Bone marrow failure –> aplastic anaemia, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, recurrent eppistaxis, easy bruising, petechiae, pallor, recurrent infections

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Friedreichs ataxia

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AR- FXN gene
cerebellar ataxia
HCM
Dysarthria

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Hurlers syndrome (multipolysaccaridosis type 1)

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AR- IDUA
Coarse facial features, flat nasal bridge, widely spaced eyes, macroglossia, short & stiff neck, craniosynostosis
Developmental delay
Hepatosplenomegaly
Corneal clouding
Frequent respiratory tract infections
Hearing loss
Cardiovascular –> valvular heart disease, cardiomegaly
Skeletal –> dysostosis multiplex

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Maple syrup urine disease

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AR
First few days of life –> poor feeding, vomiting, lethargy, irritability, faltering growth, “sweet smelling urine”
Developmental delay, severe neurological damage, seizures, coma
Later –> Pancreatitis, osteoporosis, intracranial hypertension

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Neimann-Pick disease

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AR
Hepatosplenomegaly
neurodegeneration
cherry red spot on macula
ataxia/dystonia/seizures

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Non-ketotic hypergylicnaemia

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Lethargy, poor feeding
Hypotonia, apnoea, seizures, coma (severe cases)
Hiccups, often persistent
Long-term: profound developmental delay, intractable epilepsy

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Pompe disease

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Hypotonia & muscle weakness with subsequent motor delay
Cardiomegaly (HCM) and heart failure –> poor feeding and failure to thrive
Hepatomegaly
Macroglossia
Respiratory infections/dyspnoea –> respiratory failure (most common cause of death

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SMA 1

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<6 months of age, poor head control
Profound hypotonia
Symmetrical flaccid paralysis
Paralysis of intercostal muscles
Tongue fasciculations
Absent deep tendon reflexes
Proximal muscle wasting
Feeding difficulties

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SMA 2
Normal motor development until 6 months then failure to progress Tremor (fasciculation in skeletal muscles) Feeding difficulties Frequent respiratory infections Scoliosis
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Tay-Sachs disease
Infantile --> myoclonic jerks, exaggerated startle response, developmental regression, hypotonia, seizures, vision deterioration, death by 5 years (respiratory failure) Juvenile --> presents at 5 years with ataxia, developmental regression (speech & language), optic atrophy/retinitis pigmentosa, death by 15 years Late-onset --> presents at late teens, neurogenic atrophy, ataxia, muscle fassiculations, wasting, weakness, slurred speech, dysarthria, dysphagia, psychiatric manifestations and congnitive impairment Chery-red spot macula
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angelmans syndrome
25q11-q13 Manifests between 6-12 months Significant developmental delay and later microcephaly Ataxia, fine tremors, stiff-legged ait Happy with laughter and hand-flapping Epilepsy Excitable, poor attention, poor sleep, fascination with balloons, mirrors, water
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Edwards syndrome
trisomy 18 Microcephaly, prominent occiput Micrognathia Cleft lip Overlapping fingers, rocker-bottom feet Congenital heart disease --> VSD, PDA Omphalocoele
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Landau-Kleffner syndrome
seizures marked developmental regression
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McCune-Albright
Irregular-outline, café-au-lait pigmentation Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia Endocrine hyperfunction - early puberty/Cushing's/thyrotoxicosis
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Sturge-weber syndrome
Facial port-wine stain (nevus flammeus), usually in the trigeminal nerve (V1) distribution Leptomeningeal angiomas → seizures (start in infancy), developmental delay, stroke-like episodes Glaucoma (congenital/early onset) Hemiparesis (often contralateral to port-wine stain) Possible intellectual disability
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Williams snydrome
7q11.23 Cocktail party chatter Hypercalcaemia Hypothyroidism Intellectual disability Supravalvular aortic stenosis
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Beckwith-Wiedemann
Neonatal hypoglycaemia Hemihyperplasia Pancreatic enlargement Omphalocele Macromia, macroglossia
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Wilskott-Aldrich syndrome
thromboyctopaenia eczema immunodifficiency (RAISED IgA, IgE- low IgM)
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Lennox-gastaut syndrome
drug refractory epilepsy- nocturnal tonic seiures early developmental impairment