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42 Cards in this Set
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Mutations in what suppressor gene can lead to melanoma
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CDKN2A. usually encodes p14 and p16. p16 usually serves as a cell cycle checkpoint regulator at G1
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Most common XP in Japan?
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XPA
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Most common XP in the US?
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XPc, milder phenotype
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Max absorption wavelength of DNA? Most common pyrimide dimer?
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260 nm, most common pyriimidine dimers are Cyclobutane PD's, T-T dimer M/C
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XP associated with TTD?
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XPB and XPD
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Gene for XP variant?
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mutation in pol-n-gene. Bypas T-T dimers--UV mutator phenotype
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HLA associated with actinic prurigo
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HLA-DR4, subtype DRB1*0407. m/c native americans. generally presents in childhood.
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Pathogenesis of solar urticaria
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An IgE mediated response to a photo-induced allergen most likely.
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Four disorders associated with defects in NER proteins.
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1. XP, 2. Cockayne syndrome, 3. UV-sensitive syndrome, 4. Photosensitive form of TTD, also COFS syndrome but no photosensitivity.
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defective in XP?
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global genomic nucleotide repair of UVR-induced damage.
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Cockayne syndrome appearance?
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photosensitivity without pigment changes. 'cachectic dwarfism.' calcification of basal ganglia. Mutations in ERCC8, ERCC6
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TTD (trichothiodystrophy)
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"PIBID(S)" photosensitivity, icthyosis, brittle hair, intellectual impairment, decreased fertility, short stature. Mutations in XPD, XPB. reduction of cysteine-rich matrix in hair.
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Bloom syndrome defect?
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BLM gene (RECQL) resulting in chr. instability.
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Bloom syndrome assoc. with increased risk of?
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leukemia, lymphoma, GI adenocarcinoma.
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Rothmund-Thompson syndrome mutation?
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RECQL4, protein product is a DNA helicase.
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Inheritance of NER or chr. instability syndromes in B ch. 86?
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AR
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Syndrome with defective coupled transcription TC-NER and inability to recover RNA synthesis after exposure to UVR?
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Cockayne
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Phototox with "slate-gray hyperpigmentation" after what meds?
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amiodarone, tricyclics, diltiazem
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Histology of solar lentigo?
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elongated rete, mild increase in number of melanocytes. No elongation of rete with ephelides.
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UVC wavelength
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200-280 nm
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What is a chromophore?
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A light absorbing molecule
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Patients with chronic actinic dermatitis show what on testing
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Lowered MEDB
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Absorption for conversion of 7-dehdrocholesterol to previtamin D3 is in what range
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UVB
290-320 |
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Phototoxicity and photoallergy are usually associated with absorption in what range?
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UVA
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Most fluorescent UV sources are from?
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Low pressure mercury vapor lamps. Emit at 254nm absorbed by phosphor lining in the bulb lining.
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Fluoresent UVA bulbs for phototesting have emission at?
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352 nm
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Irradiance of a UV source is measured in?
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Watts
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Range most effective for cutaneous immunosuppression?
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UVB
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A normal MEDB on untanned Caucasion skin?
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20-70 mJ/cm2
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RECQL defects seen in what?
Clue: WeBeR 2,3,4 |
RECQL2 - Weber
RECQL3 - Bloom's RECQL4 - Rothmund-Thompson |
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aminoglycoside with most sun sensitivity?
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Demeclocycline>doxycycline>tetracycline
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XP variant has defective .....repair?
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post-replication repair.
pol-1-n gene |
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Pheomelanin offers less protection and is made of?
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cysteinyldopa molecules.
eumelanin=dihydroxyindole |
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M/C dimer with Cyclobutane Pyrimidine Dimers?
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T-T dimer
-T-C dimers seen with 6,4 photoproducts |
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most effective wavelength for inducing photoproducts?
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300nm
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Genes assoc. with cockayne
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ERCC8 (chr. 5)
ERCC6 (chr. 10) |
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Short stature, facial erythema and telangiectasias, high-pithced voice, increase risk for acute leukemia or lymphoma, may have a cafe au lait macule
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Bloom Syndrome, RecQL3 helicase gene
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Initial erythema, edema on face replaced by red-brown reticulated patches.
-Alopecia -skeletal abnormalities -rare osteosarcoma -Also known as Poikiloderma congenitale |
Rothmund-Thompson
RecQL4 |
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Cachectic dwarf with large ears and microcephaly.
Salt and pepper retinal pigmentation. Deafness, photosensitve ruption in "butterfly" distrbution on face -Large hands, large feet |
Cockayne syndrome
-ERCC8 (CSA) chr. 5 -ERCC6 (CCB) chr. 10 defcient RNA synthesis and increased cell death after UV irradiation. |
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Photosensitivity
Icthyosis Brittle hair Intelectual impairment Decreased fertility Short stature |
Trichothiodystrophy.
ERCC2-same complementation group as XPD. |
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Photosensitivity, cerebellar ataxia, aminoaciduria.
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Hartnup's syndrome.
gen. defect in transport of neutral aa's across brush border epithelium. with decreases abs of tryptophan and a pellagra like syndrome |
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MOST EFFECTIVE UV IN PRODUCING pyrimidine dimers which may activate oncogenes?
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UVB
m/c imder is cyclobutane dimers |