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STUDY DISCOVERS CHROMOSOME THERAPY TO
CORRECT SEVERE CHROMOSOME DEFECT AND
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF
GENETIC DISEASES
MOLECULAR BIOLOGYTEACHER: LINA MARTINEZ
ANA MARÍA GUTIÉRREZMEDICAL STUDENT
III SEMESTER2014
PONTIFICIA BOLIVARIANA UNIVERSITY
• All eukaryotes cells have a defined nucleus, inside there in humans exist 46 pars of chromosomes, whose are responsible of the genetic information.
• The propose of genetic engineer is the control and transfer of DNA to improve the humans defect and other problems.
• Some problems who have had the genetic engineer to grow up is the ethic implications to comes with the experimental process, and the complication which may comes with this practice
INTRODUCTION
NEWS 1
In the future the objective is to remove
the defective chromosome and
replace it with a normal chromosome
The defect analyzed in this study was the ring chromosome, is rare
genetic defect.
All the people with ring chromosome have
many birth problems ,the principal is the
short stature because of the problems with cell
division
A normal chromosome is linear, they are protected in the end for the telomeres,
they functions are:•Prevents degradation of
DNA ending•Stop fusion with other
chromosomes•Facilitates duplication
without losing the endings
with ring chromosomes, the two ends of the chromosome fuse
together, forming a circle. This fusion can be
associated with large terminal deletions.
NEWS 1
Deletions can result in disabling genetic
disorders, if the genes in the deletion are
necessary for normal cellular functions
Induced pluripotent stem cells are a type
of pluripotent stem cell that can be generated directly from adult cells.
they can propagate indefinitely, as well as
give rise to every other cell type in the body
Results: Researchers observed that, after
reprogramming, the ring chromosome 17 that had
the deletion vanished entirely and was replaced
by a duplicated copy of the normal chromosome
17.
NEW 1
These reprogrammed was did in ring
chromosome 13 too, cells also lost the ring
chromosome, and contained a duplicated
copy of the normal chromosome 13.
It is only possible to do this chromosome
therapy for cells in culture, not in human
beings.
It may be useful to use this for tissue repair of birth defects and other abnormalities found in
individuals with chromosomal defects as
techniques for regenerative medicine are developed in the future.
OBSERVATION 1
Individuals with ringchromosomes may display avariety of birth defects, but nearlyall persons with ringchromosomes at least displayshort stature due to problemswith cell division.
This study search with a genetictherapy substitute an abnormalchromosome for a corrected. The ringchromosomes is a rare pathology , butif that scientists gets replace for anormal chromosome they could havean idea of how to substitutechromosomes for another pathologiesmore frequent like dawnsyndrome, Edwards syndrome, fragilex syndrome ..., and avoid thecomplications for those who comeswith these pathologies.
NEWS 2
The DNA molecules are in all the cells in body into the
nucleus, they are around the nucleosomes. The DNA and nucleosomes form the
chromatin, which is the main component of
chromosomes.
This work stand out that the regulations of the
genes are associated with three-dimensional
organization of the chromatin
The chromatin architecture, which varies according to
the cell type.
NEWS 2
This study found another form to identify anomaly
in the DNA sequences that control the genes. And
with the previous methods this couldn’t be done.
In actually to the studying the causes of genetic diseases usually the
laboratories use DNA sequencing and the
analysis of gene sequences.
The chromatin structure have an important
function in the control of gene activities
NEWS 2
With this investigation the scientific could have an
impact on a large number of genetic diseases
This discovery paves the way for studying the mechanisms
that control the architecture of chromatin should have a
significant impact on identifying the causes and diagnosing
genetic diseases.
OBSERVATION 2
The possibility to identify regulatory DNA that
controls a given gene facilitates the study of the
chromatin architecture , that discovery will
generate a large impact on the diagnosis of genetic diseases in a embryos.
In the future when this technique improve the
defects could be diagnosed in the
pregnancy and solved to evade the complication for
those who comes with a genetic disease.
MEDICAL UTILITY
Opportunity to generate preventive
measures and therapy treatment in
early stage
The diagnosis in embryo stage, with the technique
based on analyzing chromatin architecture,
gives a specific diagnostic and reduces the medical
speculation.
MEDICAL UTILITY
Reduce the complications and risk
for the baby in the time to analyzing their
genes
The reprogramming cellular could solve a
different types of mutations, not only
deletion pathologies also duplication, translocation
and inversion
The diagnosis is faster and precise
More probability to knows what was the causes who get the
genetic disease
MEDICAL UTILITY
Other use for the reprogramming
different to the solve the genetic disorder is improve the quality of transplants to reduce
rejection
Some pathologies affects and puts in risk the life of the baby, the idea in the
future is to fix the abnormal chromosomes to solve this
problem and they could have a normal life without
complications.
The reprogramming open the opportunity to remove variety of genetic birth defects
MEDICAL UTILITY
Other use is help normalize cellular
functions suppressed
This technology could help to avoid the tumor
proliferation
In conclusion this technology could help the society to increase the quality of life, not
only in the humans ,but also in animals and
plants improving their capacities and qualities
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