Cytogenetics Preliminary - BMLS 2E PDF
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Davao Doctors College, Inc.
Lance, Kezziah Rapha D.
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This document is a lesson plan on cytogenetics, discussing topics including DNA profiling, familial relations, and abnormalities in chromosomal structure and number. It also examines the application of cytogenetics in cancer studies and conservation efforts.
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CYTOGENETICS PRELIM - BMLS 2E DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE INC. PREPARED by LANCE, KEZZIAH RAPHA D. Lesson 2: Application & Importance of Cytogenetics Types: a. Abnormal Chromosome 1. D...
CYTOGENETICS PRELIM - BMLS 2E DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE INC. PREPARED by LANCE, KEZZIAH RAPHA D. Lesson 2: Application & Importance of Cytogenetics Types: a. Abnormal Chromosome 1. DNA PROFILING Number (aneuploidy) - Comparing of DNA sequences Monosomy - one copy (DNA fingering) missing one - Purpose: establish or rule out chromosomes identity, relationship, ancestry Trisomy - three copy of a - Forensic Science: collecting of chromosome physical evidence b. Abnormal Chromosome 2. CONNECTS PAST TO PRESENT Structure - Determining family relationship Ex: Turner Syndrome: - Establishing geographic Missing X Chromosome, origins of specific population the gender of that - DNA testing can provide views person is female but her into past epidemics of sexual characteristics infectious diseases by are a ected. detecting genes of the pathogens. 4. CANCER CYTOGENETICS - Ex.: Analysis of DNA in the - Chromosomal alterations & mummy of Egyptian King rearrangement that occur in Tutankhamun. Revealed DNA various type of cancers from microorganism that - Ex.: Philadelphia chromosome causes Malaria. in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Specie: Plasmodium (CML) This happens due to an 3. CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES alteration of chromosome 9 & - Numerical changes 22; called TRANSLOCATION. (Aneuploidy) & structural - Acquired Cancer: due to abnormalities lifestyle, environmental factors - Help diagnose genetic and diet disorders: down syndrome, - Cancer: Abnormal turner syndrome, etc. Chromosomes - Prenatal Diagnosis: helps in detecting abnormalities in 5. CONSERVATION GENETICS developing fetuses - Way to rebuild population that (karyotyping & FISH) are headed toward species - Assisted Reproductive extinction Technologies (ARTS): various - Ex.: Northern White Rhinoceros medical procedures used of Africa primarily to address infertility Checking their chromosomes such as IVF ~> ensuring the for abnormalities. They did a genetic health of embryos cryopreservation. (chromosomal content) before implantation. CYTOGENETICS PRELIM - BMLS 2E DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE INC. PREPARED by LANCE, KEZZIAH RAPHA D. 6. GENETIC MODIFICATION APPLICATIONS IN METAGENOMICS: - Altering a gene/genome in a Bioremediation (studying microbial way that doesn’t occur in eliminating pollutants, Nature ~> genetically modified ex.: in oil spill, a certain bacteria with organism (GMOs) genes will be used so that it will eat - Arise from: recombinant DNA the oil) technology & genome editing Climate Change - Ex.: Green Mice: contain gene Agriculture (soil: microbial encoding a jellyfish green community) fluorescent protein Human Microbiome (organism Used to trace location of gene inhabiting organism) E.coli was put a gene of a Infectious Diseases (identifying human; due to diabetes & causative agents E.coli produced insulin - Ex.: Bacteria bearing human genes: provided many drugs (insulin & clothing factors) 7. PRECISION MEDICINE - Molecular mechanism underlying chromosomal abnormalities, gene expression & genomic stability. - Cure of some diseases - Pharmacogenetics: consults DNA information to select drugs that are most likely e ective & less side e ects. 8. EXOME SEQUENCING - Determines the order of the DNA bases of all part of the genome that encode protein - Can help diagnose rare genetic diseases/disorders by identifying mutations in the coding of genes. Metagenomics - study of genetic material recovered from environmental sample (soil, water, air, garbage) & host associated samples (human gut, skin, oral cavity) - This doesn’t need to be cultured