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Question 2

Instructions: Each group of extended matching questions consists of lettered options followed by a list of numbered problems/questions. For each numbered problem/question select the one lettered option that is most closely answers the question. You can use the lettered options once, more than once, or not at all.

Theme: Interpreting laboratory reports

Options:

  1. 47,XXY
  2. IVS2+3C→G
  3. 47,XX,+21/46,XX
  4. pV120M
  5. 46,XX,del(4)(p16)
  6. g.27→28insGG
  7. 47,XYY

Select the correct laboratory report for the genetic abnormality described below.

1

Scenario 1

 
Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome is caused by a deletion in the short arm of chromosome 4. See Page 62 and 253.Incorrect. See Page 253.Your answer has been saved.
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2

Scenario 2

 
This notation describes insertion of two Guanine nucleotides. Deletions or insertions, which are not a multiple of 3 will disturb the reading frame. See Page 11 and 254.Incorrect. See Page 11 and 254.Your answer has been saved.
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3

Scenario 3

 
IVS stands for intervening sequence, i.e. an intron. This notation describes a C to G point mutation at the third nucleotide of intron number 2. See Page 254.Incorrect. See Page 254.Your answer has been saved.
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4

Scenario 4

 
Males with Klinefelter syndrome usually have a 47,XXY karyotype. Males with a 47,XYY karyotype have a very different phenotype. See Page 60 and 253.Incorrect. See Page 60 and 253.Your answer has been saved.
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5

Scenario 5

 
This individual has two cell lines, one normal and the other with an additional number 21 chromosome. Page 253.Incorrect. See Page 253.Your answer has been saved.
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