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•GENES THAT ARE LOCATED AT THE SAME LEVEL IN THE 2 CHROMOSOMES OF A PAIR AND THAT DETERMINE THE SAME FUNCTIONS OR CHARACTERISTICS |
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•ORGANIC COMPOUND CONTAINING AN AMINO GROUP NH2 •MAIN COMPONENT OF PROTEINS |
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•NONSEX CHROMOSOMES, WHICH ARE IDENTICAL FOR MEN AND WOMEN |
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•CONDENSED CHROMATIN OF THE INACTIVATED X CHROMOSOME, WHICH IS FOUND AT THE PERIPHERY OF THE NUCLEUS OF CELLS IN WOMEN |
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•HETEROZYGOUS INDIVIDUAL WHO IS CLINICALLY NORMAL BUT WHO CAN TRANSMIT A RECESSIVE TRAIT |
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•CONSTRICTED PORTION OF THE CHROMOSOME THAT DIVIDES THE SHORT ARMS FROM THE LONG ARMS |
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•EITHER OF THE TWO VERTICAL HALFES OF THE CHROMOSOME THAT ARE CONNECTED AT THE CENTROMERE |
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•GENERAL TERM FOR A MATERIAL (DNA) THAT FORMS THE CHROMOSOMES |
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•STRUCTURES LOCATED IN THE NUCLEUS OF CELLS AND ON WHICH GENES ARE FOUND |
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•SEQUENCE OF THREE BASES IN DNA THAT ENCODES AN AMINO ACID |
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•BLOOD RELATIONSHIP •MATING OR MARRIAGE BETWEEN RELATIVES |
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•DNA •COMPOSED OF A DOUBLE CHAIN OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES WHICH COIL AROUND A CENTRAL AXIS TO FORM A HELIX |
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•HAVING TWO SETS OF CHROMOSOMES •THE NORMAL CONSTITUTION OF SOMATIC CELLS |
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•TRAIT OR CHARACTERISTIC THAT IS MANIFESTED WHEN IT IS CARRIED BY ONLY ONE OF A PAIR OF HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES •GENE CAN EXPRESS ITS EFFECT CLINICALLY WITH A SINGLE DOSE AS IN COMBINATION |
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•DEGREE OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF A TRAIT (HOW BADLY INDIVIDUALS ARE EFFECTED) |
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•HEREDITARY UNITS TRANSMITTED FROM ONE GENERATION TO ANOTHER |
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•HAVING MORE THAN ONE INHERITANCE PATTERN |
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•HAVING A SINGLE SET OF CHROMOSOMES •A GAMETE IS HAPLOID |
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•INDIVIDUAL WITH 2 DIFF. GENES AT THE ALLELE LOCI |
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•INDIVIDUAL HAVING IDENTICAL GENES AT THE ALLELE LOCI |
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•CONDITION IN WHICH THERE IS GREATER THAT NORMAL DISTANCE BETWEEN 2 PAIRED ORGANS |
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•FEWER THAN NORMAL TEETH •AKA: PARTIAL ANODONTIA |
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•ABNORMALLY DIMINISHED SECRETION OF SWEAT |
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•PRESENCE OF LESS THAN THE NORMAL AMOUNT OF HAIR |
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•PHOTOMICROGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF A PERSON'S CHROMOSOMAL CONSTITUTION ARRANGE ACCORDING TO THE DENVER CLASSIFICATION |
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•POSITION OCCUPIED BY A GENE ON A CHROMOSOME |
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•DIVIDES TWICE •ONLY IN REPRODUCTIVE CELLS |
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•PHASE IN WHICH THE CHROMOSOMES ARE LINED UP EVENLY ALONG THE EQUATORIAL PLANE |
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•DIVIDES ONCE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE •FOR GROWTH AND REPAIR (REPLACING CELLS) |
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•MORE THAN ONE GENETIC FACTOR INVOLVED (INCLUDING, SOMETIMES, ENVIRONMENTAL) |
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•PERMANENT CHANGE IN THE ARRANGEMENT OF GENETIC MATERIAL |
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•CHROMOSOMES CROSSING OVER DO NOT SEPARATE AND BOTH MIGRATE TO THE SAME CELL •EX: DOWN SYNDROME (3 OF CHROMOSOME 21 ARE FOUND) |
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•CONDITION IN WHICH MORE THAN 6 TEETH ARE DEVELOPMENTALLY ABSENT |
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•FORMATION OF FEMALE GERM CELLS (OVA) |
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•MATURE FEMININE GERM CELL (EGG) |
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•NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS EFFECTED |
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•OBSERVABLE APPEARANCE •PHYSICAL, BIOCHEMICAL, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL TRAITS |
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•TEETH DEVELOP, BUT DO NOT ERUPT |
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•TRAIT OR CHARACTERISTIC THAT SHOWS CLINICALLY WHEN A DOUBLE-GENE DOSE EXISTS |
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•RNA •SINGLE STRANDS OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES FOUND IN ALL CELLS •RNA SYNTHESIS INVOLVES SEPARATION OF DNA STRANDS AND SYNTHESIS OF AN RNA MOLECULE |
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•CYTOPLASMIC ORGANELLES IN WHICH PROTEINS ARE FORMED |
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•FORMATION OF SPERMATOZOA (SPERM) |
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•SET OF SIGNS OR SYMPTOMS OCCURING TOGETHER |
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PORTION OF A CHROMOSOME ATTACHED TO ANOTHER CHROMOSOME |
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•PAIR OF CHROMOSOMES WITH AN IDENTICAL EXTRA CHROMOSOME |
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WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF TRISOMY? |
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•SLANTED EYES •MORE THAN 30% HAVE HEART ABNORMALITIES •FISSURED TONGUE •GINGIVAL AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE |
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WHAT ALLELIC GENES ARE IDENTICAL, THE PERSON IS ______________ FOR THAT GENE |
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WHEN ALLELIC GENES ARE DIFFERENT, THE PERSON IS ______________ FOR THAT GENE |
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•THE DIVISION OF THE CELL ITSELF |
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•ALL THE CELLS OF THE BODY EXCEPT SPERM AND OVA |
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WHAT IS THE MITOTIC CYCLE? |
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•MITOTIC DIVISION •G1 •S (REPLICATION) •G2 •MITOTIC DIVISION |
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•ONLY IN WOMEN •EARLY IN DEVELOPMENT, ONE OF THE X CHROMOSOMES IS RANDOMLY INACTIVATED •THE INACTIVATED CHROMOSOME FORMS A CONTRACTED STRUCTURE KNOWN AS BARR BODY |
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•MUTATIONS •OCCUR AT DNA LEVEL •NOT DETECTABLE MICROSCOPICALLY •MOST ARE INHERITED |
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GROSS CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES |
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•YOU ARE BORN WITH IT •CAUSED BY EITHER ALTERATIONS IN CHROMOSOME NUMBERS OR ALTERATIONS IN STRUCTURE •CAN BE OBSERVED IN KARYOTYPES |
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•COMPLETE 2ND SET OF CHROMOSOMES (92) •INCOMPATIBLE WITH LIFE |
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•3 OR 4 COMPLETE SETS OF CHROMOSOMES •INCOMPATIBLE WITH LIFE |
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•ANY EXTRA AMOUNT OF CHROMOSOMES THAT DO NOT REPRESENT A MULTIPLE OF TOTAL CHROMOSOMES •EX: TRISOMY |
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•DOWN SYNDROME •MOST FREQUENT OF TRISOMIES |
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•CHARACTERIZED BY MULTIPLE ABNORMALITIES IN VARIOUS ORGANS •70 OF BABIES BORN DIE WITHIN THE 1ST 7 MONTHS OF LIFE •BILATERAL CLEFT LIP AND PALATE IS COMMON •SMALL OR NO EYES IS ALSO COMMON •MANY OTHER CHARACTERISTICS |
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•FEMALE PHENOTYPE •MOST CASES ARE THE RESULT OF NONDISJUNCTION OF THE X CHROMOSOME IN THE PATERNAL GAMETE (ONLY ONE X CHROMOSOME)(XO) •CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE: -SHORT STATURE -WEBBING OF NECK -EDEMA OF HANDS AND FEET -LOW HAIRLINE ON NAPE OF NECK -BROAD CHEST WITH WIDE-SPACED NIPPLES -BODY HAIR IS SPARSE •SMEARS TAKEN SHOW LACK OF BARR BODIES |
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•OCCURS WHEN AN OVUM CARRYING TWO X CHROMOSOMES IS FERTILIZED BY A SPERM WITH A Y CHROMOSOME (XXY OR XXXY OR XXXXY) •AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS HAVE A MALE PHENOTYPE •CANNOT BE DETECTED UNTIL AFTER PUBERTY •CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE: -TALL STATURE -WIDE HIPS -FEMALE PUBIC HAIR DISTRIBUTION -50% HAVE DEVELOPMENT OF BREASTS -10% HAVE LOWER INTELLIGENCE LEVELS -PENIS APPEARS NORMAL, BUT THE TESTES ARE SMALLER AND HARDER THAN NORMAL -MAXILLA IS SLIGHTLY HYPOPLASTIC |
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•STRIKES OUT OF THE BLUE •1 OUT OF 10 RUNS IN THE FAMILY |
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•AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT CONDITION •21 DAY DECREASE IN NEUTROPHILS •SYMPTOMS: -FEVER -MALAISE -SORE THROAT -OCCASIONAL CUTENEOUS INFECTIONS •SEVERE ULCERATIVE GINGIVITIS (REPEATED EPISODES LEAD TO PERIODONTITIS) |
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PAPILLON-LEFEVRE SYNDROME |
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•DESTRUCTION OF PERIO TISSUE AND HYPERKERATOSIS OF HANDS AND FEET •GENERALIZED PERIO LEADS TO EARLY LOSS OF TEETH •THERE IS NO CURE |
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FOCAL PALMOPLANTAR AND GINGIVAL HYPERKERATOSIS |
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•AREAS OF HYPERKERATINIZATION OF THE PALMS AND SOLES AND HYPERKERITINIZATION OF THE LABIAL AND LINGUAL GINGIVA •THIS SYNDROME HAS AN AUTOSOMAL-DOMINANT INHERITANCE PATTERN |
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•COMPONENT OF SEVERAL INHERITED SYNDROMES •ENLARGEMENT IS PAINLESS, SLOWLY PROGRESSIVE, AND DEPENDS ON ORAL HYGIENE |
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•MARKED PENETRANCE IN MALES •VARIABLE EXPRESSITIVITY AND INCOMPLETE PENETRANCE IN FEMALES •SOAP BUBBLE APPEARANCE IN THE JAW •NEVER EFFECTS THE CONDYLES •MOST PEOPLE HAVE PSUEDOANODONTIA |
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ELLIS-VAN CREVELD SYNDROME |
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•CHONDROECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA •SHORT LIMBED DWARFISM •CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE •ANTERIOR MAXILLARY VESTIBULAR SULCUS IS LACKING •CENTRAL INCISORS ARE DIFFERENT LOOKING |
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•OPEN FONTANELLES (MUSHROOM SHAPED CRANIUM) •NO CLAVICLES |
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•AKA: FAMILIAL COLORECTAL POLYPOSIS •EXPRESSIVITY AND MARKED PENETRANCE •OSTEOMAS IN VARIOUS BONES •POLYPS IN INTESTINES THAT MAY BECOME MALIGNANT |
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MANDIBULOFACIAL DISPLASIA PATIENTS ARE ________ |
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NEVOID BASAL CELL CARCINOMA SYNDROME |
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•AKA: GORLIN SYNDROME •BASAL CELL CARCINOMAS •MULTIPLE CYSTS OF THE JAWS THAT ARE ODONTOGENIC KERATOCYSTS |
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•EFFECT COLLAGEN - RESULTING IN WEAK BONES •EFFECTS DENTIN |
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•VARIABLE SIZE •CAN BE UNI OR MULTILOCULAR |
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CLEFT PALATE CAN OCCUR _________________ |
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•BY ITSELF OR WITH SYNDROMES |
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MULTIPLE MUCOSAL NEUROMA SYNDROME |
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•BUMPS (NEUROMAS) ON TONGUE AND LIPS |
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NEUROFIBROMATOSIS OF VON RECKLINGHAUSEN |
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•MULTIPLE NEUROFIBROMAS APPEARING AS PAPULES AND GROWTHS OF VARIOUS SIZES ON THE SKIN |
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•MACULES OF SKIN AND MUCOSA •ASSOCIATED WITH GI POLYPOSIS |
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•AKA: CANNON DISEASE •WHITE, CORRUGATED, SOFT, FOLDING ORAL MUCOSA |
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WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF AMELOGENISIS IMPERFECTA? |
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TYPE I: HYPOPLASTIC - (SIMPLEST) TOOTH ENAMEL DOES NOT DEVELOP TO NORMAL THICKNESS TYPE II: HYPOCALCIFIED - HAS NORMAL THICKNESS BUT IS POORLY CALCIFIED TYPE III: HYPOMATURATION - MOTTLED APPEARANCE BUT NORMAL THICKNESS TYPE IV: HYPOPLASTIC-HYPOMATURATION - ASSOCIATION WITH TUARODONTIC TEETH. THIS ENAMEL THAT IS YELLOW AND PITTED |
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DENTINOGENISIS IMPERFECTA |
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•HEREDITARY OPALESCENT DENTIN •PULP CHAMBERS ARE OBLITERATED •ENAMEL IS NORMAL |
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HYPOHIDROTIC ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA |
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•MAJOR COMPONENTS ARE: -HYPODONTIA -HYPOTRICHOSIS -HYPOHIDROSIS |
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•KIDS CAN SUFFER FROM BOTH •ADULTS ONLY SUFFER FROM OSTEOMALACIA |
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