(Midterm 1 half) Topic 4: Understanding Genotype/Phenotype Interactions

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GWAS

Genetic screening tool that searches the genome for haplotype blocks that are more frequent in cases than in controls

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Haplotype

A series of alleles found at linked loci that mark recognizable chromosomal segments

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linkage disequilibrium, known locus (SNP, polymorphism, etc), non-disease associated allele that segregates with the disease allele

Haplotype are based on _____— sometimes a disease-associated allele in linked to a ______ that marks the ancestral chromosomal segment, therefore we can track ____

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Linkage Disequilibrium

A statistical associated between particular alleles at separate but linked loci, normally the result of a particular ancestral haplotype being common in the population studied

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LOD Score

Represents the most efficient statistic for evaluating inheritance linkage

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evidence for linkage, evidence against linkage

Positive LOD scores show ______ while negative LOD scores show ____

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regulatory sequences

Common variants is Autism Spectrum Disorder are associated with haplotype blocks rich in _______, consistent with ASD being considered a neurodevelopmental disorder

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Fertilization

The eggs completes meiosis and extrudes the last polar body; pronuclei fuse to create a diploid zygote

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Indeterminate Mitosis

Proliferative cell divisions with little to no differentiation; posterior/anterior axis only is determined

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Blastula Formation

First real differentiation into the inner cell mass and trophoblast

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embryonic tissue, placenta

The inner cell mass becomes the ____ and the trophoblast becomes the ____

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Gastrulation

Formation of the germ layers; inner cell mass rearranges by the invagination of a set of cells

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Neurulation

Formation of the neural tube (in vertebrates) which occurs anterior to posterior

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65-75, known genetic cause, maternal infections and known environmental exposures

___% of birth defects have unknown causes, ~25% can be attributed to a ____, and ~1% can be attributed to _____

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fold, elevate, close, fuse, anencephaly, spina bifida

The 4 steps of neurulation are ______. If the neural tube does not fuse at all this is _____ and if the neural tube fails to finish fusing this is _____

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