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autosomal recessive
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2 mutant alleles req.
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phenotype
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usually in 1 generation
- parents = normal/obligate carriers
- 25% risk of recurrence
- new mutations rare
- HORIZONTAL transmission
- males = females affected
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homozygote
- identical alleles (mutations) at a locus
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heterozygote
- 2 diff. alleles (mutations) at a locus
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Pedigree
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AA = 25%
- unaffected
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Aa = 50%
- carrier
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aa = 25%
- affected
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carrier risk determination
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both parents affected
- Aa X Aa
- AA = 1/3
- unaffected
- Aa = 2/3
- carrier
- aa = 1/4
- affected
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aunt/uncle want to know risk of being carriers; having kids w/ CF
- AA x Aa
- AA=50%
- unaffected
- Aa = 50%
- carrier
- carier risk for sibs = 50%
- aunt risk of having kid w/ CF
- risk for CF = 1/2 x 1/25 x 1/4
- = 1/200
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AR risk determination: sibling
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Cystic fibrosis
- sibling of male w/ CF
- what is his risk for having kids w/ CF?
- risk for CF = 2/3 x 1/25 x 1/4
- = 1/150
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Aa x Aa > 2/3 carrier risk
- carrier frequency in population
- 2pq = 1/25
- HARDY-WEINBERG EQUILIBRIUM
- HWE = pp +2pq + qq = 1
- p=normal
- q = mutant
- qq = disease frequency
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CONSANGUINITY
- relationship by descent
- from a common ancestor
- homozygosity by descent
- increases likelihood of rare recessive condition
- Review relationships Slide!
- incest
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founder effect
- high frequency of a mutant gene in a pop founded by a sm ancestral group
- when one or more of the founders was a carrier of the mutant gene
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INCREASED risks
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for serious birth defect or singe gene disorder
- unrelated persons
- 2-3%
- first cousins
- 4-6%
- AR disorders
- inc. perinatal mortality
- higher frequency of congenital malformations
- mental retardation
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newborn
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w/short arms and legs
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clubfeet
- cleft palate
- abnormal hands
- parents from southwest Louisiana
- DX: diastrophic dysplasia
- dwarfing condition
- parents return for genetic counseling
- disclose they are 1st cousins
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10y/o male
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begun to devo symptoms of
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Friedrichs Ataxia
- also affects his mom and uncle
- 1st cousins
- grandparents also 1st cousins
- AR disorder > passed in dominant pattern
- Bc of
- PSEUDODOMINANT INHERITANCE
- closed populations & consanguinity