601 - More than________CGG repeat in FMR1 gene lead to expression of fragile x syndrome(FXS)
601 - More than________CGG repeat in FMR1 gene lead to expression of fragile x syndrome(FXS)
230
602 - More than_______distinct mtDNA based genetic syndromes have been udentified
602 - More than_______distinct mtDNA based genetic syndromes have been udentified
150
603 - Most of the genes on F factor are of ________genes
603 - Most of the genes on F factor are of ________genes
Tra
604 - MRT is used to treat_________diseases
604 - MRT is used to treat_________diseases
mtDNA
605 - mtDNA is vulnerable due to
605 - mtDNA is vulnerable due to
All of these
606 - Mullerian ducts differentiate into organs of _________reproductive tract
606 - Mullerian ducts differentiate into organs of _________reproductive tract
Female
607 - multiple alleles are found in
607 - multiple alleles are found in
Population
608 - Mutations can alter
608 - Mutations can alter
Both A and B
609 - Myotonic dystrophy(DMI) is the most type of _________muscular dystrophy
609 - Myotonic dystrophy(DMI) is the most type of _________muscular dystrophy
Adult
610 - Naturally___________arises ,when chromosomes replicate but cell does not divide
610 - Naturally___________arises ,when chromosomes replicate but cell does not divide
Polyploidy
611 - New large metacentric chromosome is produced during
611 - New large metacentric chromosome is produced during
Robertsonian
612 - No loss or gain of genes
612 - No loss or gain of genes
Inversion
613 - Non functuional protein is produced due to
613 - Non functuional protein is produced due to
Null allele
614 - Noncoding nucleotides are absent in
614 - Noncoding nucleotides are absent in
Mitochondrial DNA
615 - Noncoding nucleotides are absent in
615 - Noncoding nucleotides are absent in
Both a and b
616 - Nondisjunction of homologous chromosome can produce
616 - Nondisjunction of homologous chromosome can produce
Aneuploidy
617 - NOR(Nuclear organizer region) is associated with
617 - NOR(Nuclear organizer region) is associated with
Nucleolus
618 - Normally genetic code is non overlapping but it may be overlapping in some_________
618 - Normally genetic code is non overlapping but it may be overlapping in some_________
Viruses
619 - Now a days __________nucleotide pair length is considered most effective in gene cloning
619 - Now a days __________nucleotide pair length is considered most effective in gene cloning
2000
620 - Null allele produces______________Mutation
620 - Null allele produces______________Mutation
loss of function
621 - One codon contains__________ nucleotide/nucleotides
621 - One codon contains__________ nucleotide/nucleotides
3
622 - One gene one enzyme hypothesis was presented by
622 - One gene one enzyme hypothesis was presented by
Beadle and Tatum
623 - One in every ________humans either have a mtDNA based disorder
623 - One in every ________humans either have a mtDNA based disorder
5000
624 - One in every_________newborn males is afflicted by Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)
624 - One in every_________newborn males is afflicted by Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)
3500
625 - One map unit is equal to __________percent recombination between two genes
625 - One map unit is equal to __________percent recombination between two genes
1
626 - One of the simplest statistical tests for assesing the goodness of fit of the null hypothesis is
626 - One of the simplest statistical tests for assesing the goodness of fit of the null hypothesis is
Chi-square test
627 - One set of essential components of spliceosomes are
627 - One set of essential components of spliceosomes are
snRNAs
628 - Out of 64 codons___________codon do not specify any amino acid
628 - Out of 64 codons___________codon do not specify any amino acid
3
629 - Overlapping in genetic code may be created due to___________initiation
629 - Overlapping in genetic code may be created due to___________initiation
Multiple
630 - Palindomes sequences of base pairs are present through out the ________region of Y chromosome
630 - Palindomes sequences of base pairs are present through out the ________region of Y chromosome
MSY
631 - Parents with contrasting traits may generate offspring with an intermediate phenotype is called_______dominance
631 - Parents with contrasting traits may generate offspring with an intermediate phenotype is called_______dominance
Incomplete
632 - Partial monosomy occurs due to
632 - Partial monosomy occurs due to
Deletion
633 - Partiallly diploid recipient bacterium is also called
633 - Partiallly diploid recipient bacterium is also called
Merozygote
634 - Patau is ____________trisomy
634 - Patau is ____________trisomy
47,13
635 - Patricia Jacobs discovered that 9 of 315 males in a Scottish maximum security prison had the___________karyotype
635 - Patricia Jacobs discovered that 9 of 315 males in a Scottish maximum security prison had the___________karyotype
47, XYY
636 - Pattern baldness in humans is_______________trait
636 - Pattern baldness in humans is_______________trait
Sex influenced inheretance
637 - Pea plant is _____________
637 - Pea plant is _____________
Self pollinating
638 - Phenotypic traits related to end product are often influenced by more than one _________
638 - Phenotypic traits related to end product are often influenced by more than one _________
All of these
639 - Photosynthesis and respiration are example of
639 - Photosynthesis and respiration are example of
Metabolism
640 - Photosynthesis is example of
640 - Photosynthesis is example of
Anabolism
641 - physical maps are of____________types
641 - physical maps are of____________types
3
642 - Plasmids contain_______gene/genes
642 - Plasmids contain_______gene/genes
Few
643 - Plasmids occur in _______copy/copies in the cytoplasm of bacterium
643 - Plasmids occur in _______copy/copies in the cytoplasm of bacterium
Multiple
644 - Point of origin(O) during conjugation is__________in different Hfr strains
644 - Point of origin(O) during conjugation is__________in different Hfr strains
Variable
645 - Poky, the slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa is also designated as
645 - Poky, the slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa is also designated as
mi-1
646 - Poky, the slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa is crossed with wild type strain and the progeny was all Poky, Which one is maternal parent?
646 - Poky, the slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa is crossed with wild type strain and the progeny was all Poky, Which one is maternal parent?
Poky
647 - Polar and negatively charged amino acid
647 - Polar and negatively charged amino acid
Glutamic acid
648 - Polar and negatively charged amino acid
648 - Polar and negatively charged amino acid
Aspatic acid
649 - Polar and positively charged amino acid/acids
649 - Polar and positively charged amino acid/acids
All of these
650 - Poly A tail in mRNA transcripts is found in
650 - Poly A tail in mRNA transcripts is found in
All of these
651 - Poly A tails are associated with___________in bacteria
651 - Poly A tails are associated with___________in bacteria
Degradation
652 - Poly A tails are associated with___________in eukaryotes
652 - Poly A tails are associated with___________in eukaryotes
Protection
653 - Polyploidy is well known in
653 - Polyploidy is well known in
All of these
654 - Position of gene on chromosome is
654 - Position of gene on chromosome is
Locus
655 - Premature aging may be due to mutation in genes responsible for
655 - Premature aging may be due to mutation in genes responsible for
Telomerase
656 - Primary spermatocyte contain_________ in animals
656 - Primary spermatocyte contain_________ in animals
2N
657 - Primer is synthesize by_________to start DNA synthesis
657 - Primer is synthesize by_________to start DNA synthesis
RNA polymerase
658 - Production of dark fur in certain body parts in Himalayan rabbits is due to_____________which is functional only at the lower temperature
658 - Production of dark fur in certain body parts in Himalayan rabbits is due to_____________which is functional only at the lower temperature
Enzyme
659 - Proteins absob most strongly at
659 - Proteins absob most strongly at
280nm
660 - Protruding and furrowed tongue, mouth partialy opened, physical and mental development retarded
660 - Protruding and furrowed tongue, mouth partialy opened, physical and mental development retarded
Down syndrome
661 - Random fertilization is__________ in Mendelian genetics
661 - Random fertilization is__________ in Mendelian genetics
Chance deviation
662 - Rapid growth of bacteria
662 - Rapid growth of bacteria
log phase
663 - Rapid lysis (r) strain of viruses were discovered by
663 - Rapid lysis (r) strain of viruses were discovered by
Alfred Hershey
664 - Rarely ____________ specify methionine during initiation
664 - Rarely ____________ specify methionine during initiation
Both a and b
665 - Recombination in bacteria began in
665 - Recombination in bacteria began in
1946
666 - Recombination of phage genomes take place by
666 - Recombination of phage genomes take place by
Mixed infection of viruses
667 - Red blood cells posses ____________substance, to which terminal sugars are added
667 - Red blood cells posses ____________substance, to which terminal sugars are added
H
668 - Rediscoverer of Mendel work
668 - Rediscoverer of Mendel work
Carl Correns
669 - Respiration is example of
669 - Respiration is example of
Catabolism
670 - Restriction enzymes were discovered in
670 - Restriction enzymes were discovered in
1970
671 - RF1 is specific to________termination codons
671 - RF1 is specific to________termination codons
Both a and b
672 - RF2 is specific to________termination codons
672 - RF2 is specific to________termination codons
Both a and b
673 - Rho binds to a specific sequence on the transcript known as
673 - Rho binds to a specific sequence on the transcript known as
rut
674 - Runs in families
674 - Runs in families
Down syndrome
675 - Scientist/s was/were interested in solving the structure of DNA
675 - Scientist/s was/were interested in solving the structure of DNA
All of these
676 - Sedimentation behavior depends on a molecule's
676 - Sedimentation behavior depends on a molecule's
All of these
677 - Self-excision is also involved in removal of introns from mRNA and tRNA transcripts of____________
677 - Self-excision is also involved in removal of introns from mRNA and tRNA transcripts of____________
Both a and b
678 - Serial dilution is step wise and _____________series of dilution
678 - Serial dilution is step wise and _____________series of dilution
Geometrical
679 - Sex chromatin body was discovered by
679 - Sex chromatin body was discovered by
Murray L. Barr
680 - Sex chromosomes in butterflies(Protenor) were identified by
680 - Sex chromosomes in butterflies(Protenor) were identified by
Edmund B.Wilson
681 - Sex influenced traits are under the control of
681 - Sex influenced traits are under the control of
Autosomal
682 - Sex limited traits are under the control of
682 - Sex limited traits are under the control of
Autosomal
683 - Sex pili are involved in process of
683 - Sex pili are involved in process of
Conjugation
684 - Sickle cell anemia is caused by a mutation in
684 - Sickle cell anemia is caused by a mutation in
Hemoglobin
685 - SINEs costitute about_________percent of the human genome
685 - SINEs costitute about_________percent of the human genome
13
686 - Sister chromatids are held together by multi-subunit protein complex called
686 - Sister chromatids are held together by multi-subunit protein complex called
Cohesin
687 - Slow growth of bacteria
687 - Slow growth of bacteria
Lag phase
688 - Somatic cell Hybridization was discovered by
688 - Somatic cell Hybridization was discovered by
Barski
689 - Somatic cells of eukaryotic organisms have ________set of chromosomes
689 - Somatic cells of eukaryotic organisms have ________set of chromosomes
2n
690 - Some genes on Y chromosome have homologous counter part on
690 - Some genes on Y chromosome have homologous counter part on
X
691 - Some geneticists use the notation_________for female heterogametic
691 - Some geneticists use the notation_________for female heterogametic
ZW
692 - Source of pollen (Green branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
692 - Source of pollen (Green branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
White
693 - Source of pollen (Variegated branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
693 - Source of pollen (Variegated branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
White
694 - Source of pollen (white branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
694 - Source of pollen (white branch)x Location of ovule (white branch) will produce ________ branch progeny
White
695 - Special array of chromosomes of an individual
695 - Special array of chromosomes of an individual
Karyotype
696 - SRY gene is responsible for________sex determination
696 - SRY gene is responsible for________sex determination
Male
697 - SRY gene locate on _______arm of Y chromosome
697 - SRY gene locate on _______arm of Y chromosome
Short
698 - SRY gene missing, 46,XY will be
698 - SRY gene missing, 46,XY will be
Female
699 - SRY gene reside on ___________region of MSY of Y chromosome
699 - SRY gene reside on ___________region of MSY of Y chromosome
X-degenerative
700 - Stimulation of lytic cycle in prophage
700 - Stimulation of lytic cycle in prophage
Induction
701 - Streptomycin resistance In chlamydomonas may result from a mutation in______gene
701 - Streptomycin resistance In chlamydomonas may result from a mutation in______gene
Both a and b
702 - Substitution editing takes place in_________RNA
702 - Substitution editing takes place in_________RNA
All of these
703 - Supercoiling in DNA was proposed by
703 - Supercoiling in DNA was proposed by
Vinograd
704 - Tay-sachs disease, a recessive trait causes destruction of___________system
704 - Tay-sachs disease, a recessive trait causes destruction of___________system
Nervous
705 - Tay-sachs disease, results from the loss of a single enzyme____________
705 - Tay-sachs disease, results from the loss of a single enzyme____________
Hexosainidase A(Hex-A)
706 - Telomerase was first discovered by
706 - Telomerase was first discovered by
Blackman
707 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes are common in Viruses, Bacteria and_________
707 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes are common in Viruses, Bacteria and_________
Fungi
708 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes produce functional product at__________
708 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes produce functional product at__________
25áµ’C
709 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes produce nonfunctional product at__________
709 - Temperatue sensitive mutant genes produce nonfunctional product at__________
42áµ’C
710 - Terminal sugars are absent in_________blood group
710 - Terminal sugars are absent in_________blood group
O
711 - Testis-determining factor(TDF) protein is under the control of_________gene
711 - Testis-determining factor(TDF) protein is under the control of_________gene
SRY
712 - Tetraploids grow more vigorously than do their_____________counterparts.
712 - Tetraploids grow more vigorously than do their_____________counterparts.
Both a and b
713 - The genetic variation in the gametes in an individual is result of
713 - The genetic variation in the gametes in an individual is result of
Crossing over
714 - The β pleated structure of protein is characteristic of
714 - The β pleated structure of protein is characteristic of
Secondary structure
715 - The ________ becomes the last part that can be transferred during bacterial conjugation
715 - The ________ becomes the last part that can be transferred during bacterial conjugation
F factor
716 - The ________ contains one haploid set of chromosomes
716 - The ________ contains one haploid set of chromosomes
All of these
717 - The ________ contains two complete haploid set of chromosomes
717 - The ________ contains two complete haploid set of chromosomes
Zygote
718 - The _________ and coworkers provided the first insight into the molecular basis of sickle-cell anemia
718 - The _________ and coworkers provided the first insight into the molecular basis of sickle-cell anemia
Linus Pauling
719 - The _________ have been associated with autism, neurological disorders and cancer
719 - The _________ have been associated with autism, neurological disorders and cancer
Copy number variation(CNVs)
720 - The ____________ phenotypes are most easily recognized because they occur in the greatest proportion of offspring
720 - The ____________ phenotypes are most easily recognized because they occur in the greatest proportion of offspring
Non crossover
721 - The _________cell wall/walls is/are deposited between cell membrane and middle lamella in each daughter cells
721 - The _________cell wall/walls is/are deposited between cell membrane and middle lamella in each daughter cells
Both a and b
722 - The _________is responsible for fragile x syndrome(FXS)
722 - The _________is responsible for fragile x syndrome(FXS)
FMR1
723 - The _________is wild type eye color
723 - The _________is wild type eye color
Brick red
724 - The ________coat color is dominant and homozygous recessive lethal in mice
724 - The ________coat color is dominant and homozygous recessive lethal in mice
Yellow
725 - The ________coat color is recessive lethal in mice
725 - The ________coat color is recessive lethal in mice
Yellow
726 - The ________coat color is wild type in mice
726 - The ________coat color is wild type in mice
Agouti
727 - The ________gene/genes is/are under the control of Sex lethal(Sxl) gene for sex determination in fruit fly
727 - The ________gene/genes is/are under the control of Sex lethal(Sxl) gene for sex determination in fruit fly
Both a and b
728 - The 2,5-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid, also known as homogentisic acid can not be metabolized in patients with___________
728 - The 2,5-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid, also known as homogentisic acid can not be metabolized in patients with___________
Alkaptonuria
729 - The 20 kinds of amino acids are divided into_______major categories
729 - The 20 kinds of amino acids are divided into_______major categories
4
730 - The 30 nm fibers are folded into a series of looped domains forming_________nm in diameter structure
730 - The 30 nm fibers are folded into a series of looped domains forming_________nm in diameter structure
300
731 - The A and B antigens are _____________group
731 - The A and B antigens are _____________group
Carbohydrate
732 - The ABO blood group phenomnon was discovered by
732 - The ABO blood group phenomnon was discovered by
Landsteiner
733 - The acidic substance, isolated by Miescher from cell nuclei was named as
733 - The acidic substance, isolated by Miescher from cell nuclei was named as
Nuclein
734 - The albinism in human is _____________trait
734 - The albinism in human is _____________trait
Recessive
735 - The allele that occurs most frequently in a population
735 - The allele that occurs most frequently in a population
Wild type allele
736 - The allele that produces an altered gene product
736 - The allele that produces an altered gene product
Mutant allele
737 - The alternate form of a gene
737 - The alternate form of a gene
Allele
738 - The amplicon region of MSY is directly related to
738 - The amplicon region of MSY is directly related to
Fertility
739 - The amplicon region of MSY is responsible for development of
739 - The amplicon region of MSY is responsible for development of
Testes
740 - The area of human chromosome which fail to stain
740 - The area of human chromosome which fail to stain
Fragile sites
741 - The assembly of mature bacteriophages was studied by
741 - The assembly of mature bacteriophages was studied by
Willium Hood
742 - The average half life for mRNAs in cultured human cells is________hour
742 - The average half life for mRNAs in cultured human cells is________hour
10
743 - The bacteria that contain toxic proteins for other bacteria are also called as
743 - The bacteria that contain toxic proteins for other bacteria are also called as
Colicinogenic
744 - The bacteria that have ability to take ip foreign DNA are called ________bacteria
744 - The bacteria that have ability to take ip foreign DNA are called ________bacteria
Competent
745 - The bacteria whose cell wall is removed enzymeticaly are called
745 - The bacteria whose cell wall is removed enzymeticaly are called
Both a and b
746 - The bacterial cell is ruptured by________enzyme(a phage gene product)
746 - The bacterial cell is ruptured by________enzyme(a phage gene product)
Lysozyme
747 - The bacterial RNA transcripts lack____________
747 - The bacterial RNA transcripts lack____________
Both a and b
748 - The bacterial start codon is recognized by an intiator tRNA carrying a ______________
748 - The bacterial start codon is recognized by an intiator tRNA carrying a ______________
N-formylmethionine
749 - The bacteriophage lambda possesses a ___________DNA molecule after infection
749 - The bacteriophage lambda possesses a ___________DNA molecule after infection
Circular double stranded
750 - The bacteriophage lambda possesses a ___________DNA molecule prior to infection
750 - The bacteriophage lambda possesses a ___________DNA molecule prior to infection
Linear double stranded
751 - The bacteriophages have ____________sensitive mutations
751 - The bacteriophages have ____________sensitive mutations
Temperature
752 - The Bar eye phenotype in Drosophila is examlpe of
752 - The Bar eye phenotype in Drosophila is examlpe of
Duplication
753 - The Bar eye phenotype in Drosophila was discovered by
753 - The Bar eye phenotype in Drosophila was discovered by
Sturtevant
754 - The Barr body orignate from __________ X chromosome
754 - The Barr body orignate from __________ X chromosome
Random
755 - The bases of opposite chains are held together by _______bond
755 - The bases of opposite chains are held together by _______bond
Hydrogen
756 - The brachydactyly in human is _____________trait
756 - The brachydactyly in human is _____________trait
Diminant
757 - The C-_____atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base
757 - The C-_____atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base
1
758 - The C-1 atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base at N-_____if the base is purine
758 - The C-1 atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base at N-_____if the base is purine
9
759 - The C-1 atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base at N-_____if the base is pyrimidine
759 - The C-1 atom of the sugar is involved in the chemical linkage to the nitrogenous base at N-_____if the base is pyrimidine
1
760 - The catalytic steps that joins amino acids during translation are under the control of
760 - The catalytic steps that joins amino acids during translation are under the control of
rRNA
761 - The cDNA sequences are complmentary to
761 - The cDNA sequences are complmentary to
mRNA
762 - The cell cycle is the controlled by__________
762 - The cell cycle is the controlled by__________
All of these
763 - The cell furrow is the characteristics of newly divided cells of________cells
763 - The cell furrow is the characteristics of newly divided cells of________cells
Animals
764 - The cell plate laid down across the metaphase plate in dividing___________cells
764 - The cell plate laid down across the metaphase plate in dividing___________cells
Plants
765 - The cell which has membrane bounded nucleus
765 - The cell which has membrane bounded nucleus
Eukaryotic
766 - The cell which has no membrane bounded nucleus
766 - The cell which has no membrane bounded nucleus
Prokaryotic
767 - The chance of an event to occur
767 - The chance of an event to occur
Probabilties
768 - The chances of Down syndrome increases with the increase in age of
768 - The chances of Down syndrome increases with the increase in age of
Mother
769 - The chances of occurance of phenyketonuria is____in 20000 births in United States
769 - The chances of occurance of phenyketonuria is____in 20000 births in United States
1
770 - The change in position of gene
770 - The change in position of gene
Translocation
771 - The chaperones are found in
771 - The chaperones are found in
All of these
772 - The chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) range in size
772 - The chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) range in size
100-225 kb
773 - The chromosomal abberrations can alter the
773 - The chromosomal abberrations can alter the
All of these
774 - The chromosomal theory of inheritance was formulated by
774 - The chromosomal theory of inheritance was formulated by
Sutton and Boveri
775 - The chromosomes begin to uncoil once again during division of cells
775 - The chromosomes begin to uncoil once again during division of cells
Telophase
776 - The codon for methionine
776 - The codon for methionine
AUG
777 - The codon that do not specify any amino acid is called
777 - The codon that do not specify any amino acid is called
All of these
778 - The Col plasmids also contain genes for_________along with toxicity for other bacteria
778 - The Col plasmids also contain genes for_________along with toxicity for other bacteria
Immunity
779 - The Col plasmids contain genes for
779 - The Col plasmids contain genes for
Toxicity for other bacteria
780 - The color blindness in human is _____________trait
780 - The color blindness in human is _____________trait
Recessive
781 - The color of homogentisic acid is _______which is excretedcin the urine
781 - The color of homogentisic acid is _______which is excretedcin the urine
Black
782 - The commercial strawberry is
782 - The commercial strawberry is
Octaploid
783 - The complete haploid DNA content of a specific organism are called
783 - The complete haploid DNA content of a specific organism are called
Genomic libraries
784 - The condensed and inactive part of chromosome is called
784 - The condensed and inactive part of chromosome is called
Heterochromatin
785 - The condition in which cell cease to divide
785 - The condition in which cell cease to divide
Senescence
786 - The constriction of cytoplasm occur across the metaphase plate in dividing___________cells
786 - The constriction of cytoplasm occur across the metaphase plate in dividing___________cells
Animals
787 - The cortex of gonadal ridges gives rise____________during human development
787 - The cortex of gonadal ridges gives rise____________during human development
Ovary
788 - The cri du chat is example of
788 - The cri du chat is example of
Deletion
789 - The cri du chat results due to missing of _______gene
789 - The cri du chat results due to missing of _______gene
TERT
790 - The cri du chat results, when the small terminal portion of chromosome_______is lost
790 - The cri du chat results, when the small terminal portion of chromosome_______is lost
5
791 - The cross involved only one pair of contrasting traits
791 - The cross involved only one pair of contrasting traits
Monohybrid
792 - The cytokinesis takes place at the end of
792 - The cytokinesis takes place at the end of
Telophase
793 - The cytolpsmic transfer is used to treat_______disorder
793 - The cytolpsmic transfer is used to treat_______disorder
mtDNA
794 - The cytoplasmic mutation in streptomycin is
794 - The cytoplasmic mutation in streptomycin is
Uniparental
795 - The darkness of ear and nose due to accumulation of homogentisic acid is symptom of
795 - The darkness of ear and nose due to accumulation of homogentisic acid is symptom of
Alkaptonuria
796 - The degradation of large molecules into small molecules and the synthesis of large molecules from small molecules is called
796 - The degradation of large molecules into small molecules and the synthesis of large molecules from small molecules is called
Metabolism
797 - The degradation of large molecules into small molecules is called
797 - The degradation of large molecules into small molecules is called
Catabolism
798 - The degree of freedom(df) in statistical analysis is
798 - The degree of freedom(df) in statistical analysis is
n-1
799 - The delivery of proteins to its proper location is functuion of
799 - The delivery of proteins to its proper location is functuion of
Target peptides
800 - The detail map of rII in phage T4 was represented by
800 - The detail map of rII in phage T4 was represented by
Benzer
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