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What is functional cloning?
Requires biochemical abnormality
Creates abnormal gene product
Gene cloning
What is positional cloning?
Location "roughly determined"
Mapping
Identify candidate gene
Gene cloning
Cyctic fibrosis, Neurofibromatosis, DMD, PCKD, Huntington's
What are the three categories of mutations?
Genome - whole chromosomes
Chromosomal - structural changes to chromosomes
Gene mutations - deletion partial/complete of a gene
What types of gene mutations are there?
Point mutations
Frame shift mutations
Trinucleotide repeat mutations - amplification of a sequence of three nucleotides
What are the three (four) catergories of genetic disorders?
Mendelian
Multifactorial
Chromosomal
Single gene disorders with non-classical patterns of inheritance
What is a mendelian disorder?
Genomic disorder that follows classical pattern of inheritance
What is a multifactorial disorder?
Genetic and environmental factors play a role
Diabetes and HTN
What is a chromosomal disorder?
Genomic or chromosomal mutations
Numerical or structural changes to the chromosome
What is the effect of a point mutation within a coding sequence?
Conservative mutations
Non-conservative mutations
Sickle cell CTC ro CAC
B thalasesemia CAG to UAG (Stop codon)
What is the effect of a point mutation within a non-coding sequence?
Binding of transciption factors affected (Hereditary hemolytic anaemia)
Splicing abnormalities
What is the effect of a deletion/insertion?
Frameshift mutations
What is the effect of a trinucleotide repeat mutation? Give an example.
FMR-1 in Fragile-X 250-4000 tandem repeats of CGC
What are examples of diseases referred to as single gene disorders with non-classical patterns of inheritance?
triple repeat mutations
mitochondrial DNA mutations
Genomic imprinting
Gonadal mosaicism
Give an example of a protective mutation.
CCR5 in HIV infection