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Genetics are our foundation
-they impact our life
-they impact treatment for cancer
Gene
Basic unit of heredity
genome
human genetic make up
Chromosomes
-23 pairs in neucleous (46 normally)
-Children get 23 from MOM and 23 from DAD
-22 pairs are same in males and females
-1 pair is not (this is what makes us boy or girl - sex chromosome) X & Y
DNA
Deoxyribose Neucleaic Acid
-Stores genetic make up
-4 specific proteins: give instructions to make different proteins to maintain life
mitosis
cell division that gives genetically identical cells (Cell replication)
Meiosis
-end up with HALF the # chromosomes
-only occurs in reproductive cells
Stem Cells
-can get from self or someone else
-undifferinciated - no code
embryonic stem cells
-only comes from EMBRYOS (phase of fetal devlopment: first 3 months-fetus will NOT live; typically from aborted fetus')
-can become any type of cell in body
-only true UNcoded stem cells that exsist
-can make them be any cells they want (no direction yet)
Adult Stem cells
come from anytime after 1st few months of development
Dominant Vs Recessive
Dominant (if present) will be expressed over recessive
Autosomal Dominant
any chromosome that is not a sex chromosome
Autosomal Dominant Disorders
-caused by mutation of 1 gene from a pair of chromosomes
-typically passed generation to generation
-males & females equally affected because it is a NONsex chromosome effected
EX. huntingtons disease, high cholesterol, bracagene (ovarian/breast: not all breast cancer is from bracagene), parkinsons
Variable expression
same mutation; different severities
Autosomal Dominant Disorders Box
DAD
50/50 chance of getting gene and having a disorder or mutation
Autosomal Recessive
-caused by 2 gene pairs (both mom and dad have exact same mutation)
-less likely to "get" it
EX. hearing loss, sickle cell anemia
-only need ONE WORKING GENE TO SHOW NORMAL EXPRESSION
Autosomal Recessive Box
DAD
25% Normal
50% carrier
25% POSITIVE for gene
X-Linked Recessive
-caused by mutations on X Chromosome
XX-Female XY-Male -NOT Autosome
*YOU ONLY NEED ONE WORKING COPY OF A GENE TO SHOW NORMAL EXPRESSION*
Ex. hemophilia, dishanes Muscular Distrophy (Males are at HIGHER Risk)
-Daughters of effected fathers become carriers
Multifactorial inherited conditions
-give you the tendency
-Nature vs Nurture
EX. Diabeties, High Blood Pressure, Hypertension, Obesity, Alcoholism