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LE003 Principles of Genetic Variation
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Define homozygous
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Define heterozygous
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Define compound heterozygous
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Define hemizygous
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What are the two types of inherited variants?
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What are the two types of acquired variants?
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Define mosaicism
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In mosaicism {{c1::different cells}} may express different alleles
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Define somatic mosaicism
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Define germline mosaicism
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Define gonosomal mosaicism
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Typically individuals with somatic mosaicism exhibit a {{c1::milder phenotype }}
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The severity of the disorder caused by somatic mosaicism depends on {{c1::how many and which cells are affected}}
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A person with germline mosaicsm will {{c1::not be affected }}
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When unaffected parents have more than one child with an autosomal dominant disorder the most likely cause is {{c1::germline mosaicism}} for the disor…
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Germline mosaicism is most commonly seen in {{c1::autosomal dominant and X-linked}} (2) disorders
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A germline mutation is present in the egg or sperm cell and therefore {{c1::all of the cells}} in the child
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Define polymorphism
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Define population
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Define loss of function mutation
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Define gain of function mutation
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What is haploinsufficiency?
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Loss of function variants commonly cause a phenotype if {{c1::both alleles}} are mutated
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Gain of function variants usually have {{c1::dominant phenotypes }}
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Define a dominant negative mutation
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Define structural variant
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Define copy number variants
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{{c1::SNPs}} comprise the most common known disease-causing variants
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What is a single nucleotide variant?
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What are the conventions for frequency of common, rare and private variants?
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How is minor allele frequency for bi-allelic loci reported?
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How is minor allele frequency for loci with more than 2 alleles reported?
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Short tandems repeats are also known as {{c1::microsatellites }}
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{{c1::Short tandem repeats}} are adjacent repetition of short sequences (2-5bps) that repeat dozens of times
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Short tandem repeats are {{c1::adjacent repetition of short sequences (2-5bps)}} that repeat dozens of times
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Define variable number tandem repeats
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What are small intertions and deletions (INDELs)?
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What are copy number variants? Give an example
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What is segmental duplication
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Segmental duplications can be {{c1::intrachromosomal and interchromosomal}} (2)
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Define translocations
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What is a balanced translocation?
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What is an unbalanced translocation?
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What is an inversion?
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What is paracentric inversion?
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What is pericentric inversion?
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Define complex rearrangements
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The more {{c1::conserved}} a nucleotide, the more damaging it is if it is changed
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The more conserved a nucleotide, the more {{c1::damaging}} it is if it is changed
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{{c1::Comparative genomics}} allows predictions as to how deleterious a genetic change might be using statistics
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Define genetic drift
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What is a population bottleneck?
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What is the founder effect?
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As a result of the founder effect, the new group may not have the same {{c1::gene frequencies}} as the parent group
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As a result of the founder effect a relatively rare allele may become {{c1::common}}
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As a result of the founder effect a relatively {{c1::rare allele}} may become common
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What four populations are frequently genetically tested based upon ancestry?
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Define penetrance
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On the allelic spectrum of disease, what types of diseases have most frequently been studied (think in terms of the penetrance and allele frequency sc…
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Mendelian disorders are {{c1::relatively rare}}
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Mendelian disorders are called {{c1::deterministic}} because they are highly penetrant but rare variants
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Define balanced polymorphism and provide an example
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What is the common disease/ common variant hypothesis
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{{c1::Identity by descent}} means that an individual within a closed population will share variants
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Identity by descent means that an individual within a {{c1::closed population}} will share variants
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Identity by descent means that an individual within a closed population will {{c1::share variants}}
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Define admixture
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A variant is a {{c1::permanent}} change in the DNA sequence
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In mosaicism, the variant persists in {{c1::all clonal descendants}} of that cell
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In autosomal recessive disorders, the disease phenotype only manifests when the individual carries {{c1::two copies of the disease allele}}
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In autosomal dominant disorders, only {{c1::one deleterious allele}} is required for the manifestation of the disease phenotype.
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X-linked disorders are caused by a deleterious allele in a gene on the {{c1::X chromosome}}
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X-linked disorders are classified as dominant or recessive depending on the number of alleles needed to cause the disease phenotype {{c1::in females}}
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