801 - The development of genetic markers and a mapping_______ are essential in genetic map
801 - The development of genetic markers and a mapping_______ are essential in genetic map
Population
802 - The development of hardware and software for processing nucleotides and protein data is called
802 - The development of hardware and software for processing nucleotides and protein data is called
Bioinformatics
803 - The dilution factor______ will lyse the entire lawn of bacteria
803 - The dilution factor______ will lyse the entire lawn of bacteria
44837
804 - The distance between A_B gene is 3 mu and distance between B_C is 2 mu,What will be the percentage of expected frequency of double crossover
804 - The distance between A_B gene is 3 mu and distance between B_C is 2 mu,What will be the percentage of expected frequency of double crossover
0.06
805 - The distance between genes is measured in
805 - The distance between genes is measured in
Both a and b
806 - The distance between two genes is measured in
806 - The distance between two genes is measured in
Both a and b
807 - The distinct form of SRGP2 labeled A-D appeared about _______million years ago
807 - The distinct form of SRGP2 labeled A-D appeared about _______million years ago
1
808 - The DNA in Chloroplast and Mitochondria have resemblance with DNA of
808 - The DNA in Chloroplast and Mitochondria have resemblance with DNA of
Bactria
809 - The DNA in E.coli chromosome is __________µm long
809 - The DNA in E.coli chromosome is __________µm long
1200
810 - The DNA in each human chromosome ranges from_________
810 - The DNA in each human chromosome ranges from_________
19000-73000
811 - The DNA of Bacteriophage contains more than________genes
811 - The DNA of Bacteriophage contains more than________genes
150
812 - The DNA sequences such as cis-acting elements locate/at_______ region to be transcribed
812 - The DNA sequences such as cis-acting elements locate/at_______ region to be transcribed
Near
813 - The double helix has a diameter of_________angstrom
813 - The double helix has a diameter of_________angstrom
20
814 - The doubling time during the log phase can be as short as
814 - The doubling time during the log phase can be as short as
20
815 - The Down syndrome trisomic 21 can be contributed from
815 - The Down syndrome trisomic 21 can be contributed from
Both a and b
816 - The Dystrophin gene, a 2400 kb gene containing________exons
816 - The Dystrophin gene, a 2400 kb gene containing________exons
79
817 - The E.Coli haploid genome consists of __________percent rDNA
817 - The E.Coli haploid genome consists of __________percent rDNA
0.7
818 - The earliest synthesized RNA runs through a groove in the enzyme called as
818 - The earliest synthesized RNA runs through a groove in the enzyme called as
Lid
819 - The energy used in initiation of translation
819 - The energy used in initiation of translation
GTP
820 - The enhancers and silencers along with promoters are found in________genes
820 - The enhancers and silencers along with promoters are found in________genes
Eukaryotic
821 - The enzyme responsible for deamination of adenosine to produce inosine during mRNA editing
821 - The enzyme responsible for deamination of adenosine to produce inosine during mRNA editing
ADAR
822 - The enzyme responsible for the synthesis of H substance
822 - The enzyme responsible for the synthesis of H substance
Fucosyl transferase(FUT1)
823 - The enzyme reverse transcriptase is resonsible for synthesis of ________________
823 - The enzyme reverse transcriptase is resonsible for synthesis of ________________
RNA to DNA
824 - The enzyme_________synthesizes artificial RNA templates
824 - The enzyme_________synthesizes artificial RNA templates
Polynucleotide phosphorylase
825 - The equatorial plane is the _________region of the dividing cells
825 - The equatorial plane is the _________region of the dividing cells
Middle
826 - The exchange of segments of non sister chromatids during meiosis
826 - The exchange of segments of non sister chromatids during meiosis
Crossing over
827 - The exon shuffling may be the cause of___________genes
827 - The exon shuffling may be the cause of___________genes
Evolution
828 - The exon shuffling may occur due to
828 - The exon shuffling may occur due to
Both a and b
829 - The exon shuffling may occur due to
829 - The exon shuffling may occur due to
All of these
830 - The exon shuffling, the model for the evolution of genes was presented by
830 - The exon shuffling, the model for the evolution of genes was presented by
Walter Gilbert
831 - The expected frequency of double crossover gametes often remains___________than that of single crossover
831 - The expected frequency of double crossover gametes often remains___________than that of single crossover
Lower
832 - The expression of genes on one homology, but not the other homology is called
832 - The expression of genes on one homology, but not the other homology is called
Imprinting
833 - The expression of Sex limited and esx inluenced traits are under the control of
833 - The expression of Sex limited and esx inluenced traits are under the control of
Hormones
834 - The ezymology of DNA replication was first reprted by
834 - The ezymology of DNA replication was first reprted by
Kornberg
835 - The F factor plasmids contain genes for
835 - The F factor plasmids contain genes for
Sex pilus
836 - The factor/factors that stabilizes/stabilize the DNA double helix
836 - The factor/factors that stabilizes/stabilize the DNA double helix
All of these
837 - The factor/factors that stabilizes/stabilize the DNA double helix
837 - The factor/factors that stabilizes/stabilize the DNA double helix
All of these
838 - The failure of sex chromosomes to segregate during meiosis
838 - The failure of sex chromosomes to segregate during meiosis
Nondisjunction
839 - The fibroin, the protein made by the silk moth, depends extensively on
839 - The fibroin, the protein made by the silk moth, depends extensively on
ÃŽ² pleated
840 - The first amino acid to be fixed in protein synthesis
840 - The first amino acid to be fixed in protein synthesis
Methionine
841 - The first chromosome-banding technique was devised by
841 - The first chromosome-banding technique was devised by
Mary-Lou Pardue
842 - The first cytoplasmic mutation streptomycin was reprted in __________
842 - The first cytoplasmic mutation streptomycin was reprted in __________
Chlamydomonas
843 - The first cytoplasmic mutation streptomycin was reprted in chlamydomonas by
843 - The first cytoplasmic mutation streptomycin was reprted in chlamydomonas by
Rath Sager
844 - The first direct evidence that one gene one protein was confirmed from study of____________
844 - The first direct evidence that one gene one protein was confirmed from study of____________
Sickle cell anemia
845 - The first experimental evidence that genes are responsible for the synthesis of enzymes was proved by
845 - The first experimental evidence that genes are responsible for the synthesis of enzymes was proved by
George Beadle
846 - The first exposed DNA during replication process is called
846 - The first exposed DNA during replication process is called
ssDNA
847 - The first genetic map was constructed by
847 - The first genetic map was constructed by
Sturtevant
848 - The first layer formed between two daughter cells in plants is
848 - The first layer formed between two daughter cells in plants is
middle lamella
849 - The flower and fruit size increases in
849 - The flower and fruit size increases in
Autopolyploids
850 - The folding of proteins may take place with the help of
850 - The folding of proteins may take place with the help of
Chaperones
851 - The formula for coefficient of coincidence is
851 - The formula for coefficient of coincidence is
Observed DCO/Expected DCO
852 - The formula for Interference is
852 - The formula for Interference is
1-C( coefficient of coincidence)
853 - The fragile x syndrome(FXS) can cause ________retardation
853 - The fragile x syndrome(FXS) can cause ________retardation
Mental
854 - The fragile x syndrome(FXS) more common in
854 - The fragile x syndrome(FXS) more common in
Male
855 - The framshift mutation becomes a stop codon in
855 - The framshift mutation becomes a stop codon in
All of these
856 - The frequency of __________between any two loci on a single chromosome is proportional to the distance between them
856 - The frequency of __________between any two loci on a single chromosome is proportional to the distance between them
Crossing over
857 - The frequency of crossover between A-C 30%, B-C 45%, B-D 40% and A-D is 25%, What wii be the genes sequence
857 - The frequency of crossover between A-C 30%, B-C 45%, B-D 40% and A-D is 25%, What wii be the genes sequence
BADC
858 - The fruit fly haploid genome consists of __________percent rDNA
858 - The fruit fly haploid genome consists of __________percent rDNA
0.3
859 - The gaps between Okazaki fragments are sealed with the help of
859 - The gaps between Okazaki fragments are sealed with the help of
DNA ligase
860 - The gaps left at the 5 ends of the newly synthesized DNA are filled by
860 - The gaps left at the 5 ends of the newly synthesized DNA are filled by
Telomerase
861 - The gene autosomal gene transformer(tra) responsible for sex detrmunation in fruit fly was discovered by
861 - The gene autosomal gene transformer(tra) responsible for sex detrmunation in fruit fly was discovered by
A.H. Sturtevant
862 - The gene for ADA immune deficiency is located on________chromosome
862 - The gene for ADA immune deficiency is located on________chromosome
20
863 - The gene for Alzheimer disease is found on_________chromosome
863 - The gene for Alzheimer disease is found on_________chromosome
Chromosome no.14
864 - The gene for azoospermia is located on________chromosome
864 - The gene for azoospermia is located on________chromosome
y
865 - The gene for Breast cancer is found on
865 - The gene for Breast cancer is found on
Chromosome no.17
866 - The gene for cystic fibrosis is located on________chromosome
866 - The gene for cystic fibrosis is located on________chromosome
7
867 - The gene for familial hypercholesterolemia is located on________chromosome
867 - The gene for familial hypercholesterolemia is located on________chromosome
19
868 - The gene for Melanoma disease is located on________chromosome
868 - The gene for Melanoma disease is located on________chromosome
9
869 - The gene for muscular dystrophy is located on________chromosome
869 - The gene for muscular dystrophy is located on________chromosome
x
870 - The gene for Phenylketonuria(PKU) disease is located on________chromosome
870 - The gene for Phenylketonuria(PKU) disease is located on________chromosome
12
871 - The gene for polycystic kidney disease is located on________chromosome
871 - The gene for polycystic kidney disease is located on________chromosome
16
872 - The gene for Retinoblastoma disease is located on________chromosome
872 - The gene for Retinoblastoma disease is located on________chromosome
13
873 - The gene for Sickle-cell Anemia is located on________chromosome
873 - The gene for Sickle-cell Anemia is located on________chromosome
Chromosome no.11
874 - The gene for Tay-sachs disease is located on________chromosome
874 - The gene for Tay-sachs disease is located on________chromosome
15
875 - The gene/genes coding for ___________a signaling protein of the immune system has/have no introns
875 - The gene/genes coding for ___________a signaling protein of the immune system has/have no introns
Both a and b
876 - The gene/genes in which the three nucleotides is repeated (trinucleotide repeats) many time
876 - The gene/genes in which the three nucleotides is repeated (trinucleotide repeats) many time
All of these
877 - The genes for the A and B antigens locate on chromosome
877 - The genes for the A and B antigens locate on chromosome
9
878 - The genes IA and IB are example of
878 - The genes IA and IB are example of
Codominance
879 - The genes that are not transcribed due to insertions and deletions throughout their structure
879 - The genes that are not transcribed due to insertions and deletions throughout their structure
Pseudogenes
880 - The genes that code for rRNA are located in an area of chromosome known as
880 - The genes that code for rRNA are located in an area of chromosome known as
NOR(Nuclear organizer region)
881 - The genetic code containing triplet base was proposed by
881 - The genetic code containing triplet base was proposed by
Brenner
882 - The genetic code was deciphered by
882 - The genetic code was deciphered by
Nirenberg
883 - The genetic consequences of reciprocal translocation are similar to
883 - The genetic consequences of reciprocal translocation are similar to
Inversion
884 - The genetic constitution of cri du chat is
884 - The genetic constitution of cri du chat is
46,5p-
885 - The globular structure of proteins is characteristic of
885 - The globular structure of proteins is characteristic of
Tertiary structure
886 - The glutamate receptor channels(GluR) mRNA editing occurs in mammalian_______tissues
886 - The glutamate receptor channels(GluR) mRNA editing occurs in mammalian_______tissues
Brain
887 - The gonads development in mammals is under the control of
887 - The gonads development in mammals is under the control of
Double sex (dsx)
888 - The gray body color which is wild in nature is represented by
888 - The gray body color which is wild in nature is represented by
e+
889 - The group of enzymes that cut one or both of the strands and wind or unwind the helix before resealing the ends
889 - The group of enzymes that cut one or both of the strands and wind or unwind the helix before resealing the ends
Topoisomerases
890 - The gut cells (16n) of Mosquito larvae undergo reduction divisions, giving rise to smaller_________cells
890 - The gut cells (16n) of Mosquito larvae undergo reduction divisions, giving rise to smaller_________cells
Diploid
891 - The gut cells of Mosquito larvae may attain a
891 - The gut cells of Mosquito larvae may attain a
16n
892 - The H substance contains three sugar molecule, Galactose, N-acetyllgalactosamine and
892 - The H substance contains three sugar molecule, Galactose, N-acetyllgalactosamine and
Fucose
893 - The half life of mRNA of bacteria is________minutes
893 - The half life of mRNA of bacteria is________minutes
5
894 - The haploid genome of human contains more than ________bilion base pairs of DNA
894 - The haploid genome of human contains more than ________bilion base pairs of DNA
3
895 - The haploid number (n) is equal to _________the diploid number
895 - The haploid number (n) is equal to _________the diploid number
One-half
896 - The haploid number of chromosomes for fruit fly(Drosophila melanogaster)
896 - The haploid number of chromosomes for fruit fly(Drosophila melanogaster)
4
897 - The haploid number of chromosomes for champanzee
897 - The haploid number of chromosomes for champanzee
24
898 - The haploid number of chromosomes for corn(Zea mays)
898 - The haploid number of chromosomes for corn(Zea mays)
10
899 - The haploid number of chromosomes for cotton(Gossypium hirsutum)
899 - The haploid number of chromosomes for cotton(Gossypium hirsutum)
26
900 - The haploid number of chromosomes for dog(Canis familiaris)
900 - The haploid number of chromosomes for dog(Canis familiaris)
39
901 - The haploid number of chromosomes for garden pea(Pisum sativum)
901 - The haploid number of chromosomes for garden pea(Pisum sativum)
7
902 - The haploid number of chromosomes for House mouse(Mus musculus)
902 - The haploid number of chromosomes for House mouse(Mus musculus)
20
903 - The haploid number of chromosomes for human(Homo sapiens)
903 - The haploid number of chromosomes for human(Homo sapiens)
23
904 - The haploid number of chromosomes for pink bread mold(Neurospora crassa)
904 - The haploid number of chromosomes for pink bread mold(Neurospora crassa)
7
905 - The haploid number of chromosomes for round worm(Caenorhabditis elegans)
905 - The haploid number of chromosomes for round worm(Caenorhabditis elegans)
6
906 - The haploid number of chromosomes for wheat(Triticum aestivum)
906 - The haploid number of chromosomes for wheat(Triticum aestivum)
21
907 - The haploid number of chromosomes for yeast(saccharomyces cerevisiae)
907 - The haploid number of chromosomes for yeast(saccharomyces cerevisiae)
16
908 - The haploid number of chromosomes for zebrafish(Danio rerio)
908 - The haploid number of chromosomes for zebrafish(Danio rerio)
25
909 - The Head of Bacteriophage is
909 - The Head of Bacteriophage is
Icosahedron
910 - The helix structure of DNA was confirmed by
910 - The helix structure of DNA was confirmed by
Franklin
911 - The hemophilia in human is _____________trait
911 - The hemophilia in human is _____________trait
Recessive
912 - The Hepatitis C disease in human is ____________trait
912 - The Hepatitis C disease in human is ____________trait
None of these
913 - The hereditary deafness is example of
913 - The hereditary deafness is example of
Both a and b
914 - The heritable disorder that exhibit a progressively earlier age of onset is called genetic___________
914 - The heritable disorder that exhibit a progressively earlier age of onset is called genetic___________
Anticipation
915 - The heteroduplex region of DNA is found after
915 - The heteroduplex region of DNA is found after
Transformation
916 - The highly repetitive ______________DNA is localized in the centromere regions of mice
916 - The highly repetitive ______________DNA is localized in the centromere regions of mice
Satellite
917 - The human adult hemoglobin contains two identical ÃŽ± chain of_______amino acids
917 - The human adult hemoglobin contains two identical ÃŽ± chain of_______amino acids
141
918 - The human adult hemoglobin contains two identical ÃŽ² chain of_______amino acids
918 - The human adult hemoglobin contains two identical ÃŽ² chain of_______amino acids
146
919 - The human genome contains genes that encode at least_______different DNA polymerases
919 - The human genome contains genes that encode at least_______different DNA polymerases
14
920 - The humans have at least _____________copy/copies of SRGAP2
920 - The humans have at least _____________copy/copies of SRGAP2
4
921 - The Huntington disease in human is _____________trait
921 - The Huntington disease in human is _____________trait
Diminant
922 - The Huntington disease is due to ___________autosomal allele
922 - The Huntington disease is due to ___________autosomal allele
Dominant lethal allele
923 - The Huntington disease trigers in the age of
923 - The Huntington disease trigers in the age of
40
924 - The hypercholesterolemia in human is _____________trait
924 - The hypercholesterolemia in human is _____________trait
Diminant
925 - The hypothetical portion of called DSCR is found in
925 - The hypothetical portion of called DSCR is found in
Down syndrome
926 - The ÃŽ± helix structure and ÃŽ² pleated structure are stabilized by
926 - The ÃŽ± helix structure and ÃŽ² pleated structure are stabilized by
Hydrogen bond
927 - The ÃŽ± helix structure of protein is characteristic of
927 - The ÃŽ± helix structure of protein is characteristic of
Secondary structure
928 - The idea of spontanous generation was disproved by
928 - The idea of spontanous generation was disproved by
Louis Pasteur
929 - The identification of introns in eukaryotic genes involves a direct comparison of nucleotide sequences of DNA with those of _______
929 - The identification of introns in eukaryotic genes involves a direct comparison of nucleotide sequences of DNA with those of _______
mRNA
930 - The incidence of cri du chat woeldwide is 1 in _________live births
930 - The incidence of cri du chat woeldwide is 1 in _________live births
25000-50000
931 - The individuals whose phenotype first brought attention to the family is called
931 - The individuals whose phenotype first brought attention to the family is called
Proband
932 - The infants with cri du chat suffer from gastrointestinal malfunctioning, cardiac complications and abnormal development of
932 - The infants with cri du chat suffer from gastrointestinal malfunctioning, cardiac complications and abnormal development of
Glottis and larynx
933 - The information encoded in mRNA is
933 - The information encoded in mRNA is
Codon
934 - The inhibition of further crossover events by a crossover event in a nearby region of the chromosome is called
934 - The inhibition of further crossover events by a crossover event in a nearby region of the chromosome is called
Interference
935 - The initial amino acid in all polypeptide chains is __________
935 - The initial amino acid in all polypeptide chains is __________
Methionine
936 - The initial amino acid methionine is formylated in_________
936 - The initial amino acid methionine is formylated in_________
Bacteria
937 - The initial amino acid methionine is unformylated in_________
937 - The initial amino acid methionine is unformylated in_________
All of these
938 - The initial rRNA transcript in bacteria is
938 - The initial rRNA transcript in bacteria is
30S
939 - The insertion of Pyrrolysine into polypeptides require/requires_________codon/codons which normally funtion as stop codon
939 - The insertion of Pyrrolysine into polypeptides require/requires_________codon/codons which normally funtion as stop codon
UAG
940 - The insertion of Selenocysteine into polypeptides require/requires_________codon/codons which normally funtion as stop codon
940 - The insertion of Selenocysteine into polypeptides require/requires_________codon/codons which normally funtion as stop codon
UGA
941 - The integrated bacterial DNA with viral DNA
941 - The integrated bacterial DNA with viral DNA
Prophage
942 - The interval between division of cell
942 - The interval between division of cell
Interphase
943 - The intial results were discouraging because of ___________haploid number of human chromosomes
943 - The intial results were discouraging because of ___________haploid number of human chromosomes
High
944 - The intron which is itself the source of the enzymatic activity necessary for splicing is called
944 - The intron which is itself the source of the enzymatic activity necessary for splicing is called
Ribozyme
945 - The introns in eukaryotes help in
945 - The introns in eukaryotes help in
All of these
946 - The kinetochore is located on
946 - The kinetochore is located on
Both b and c
947 - The large subunit of Rubisco is encoded by
947 - The large subunit of Rubisco is encoded by
Chloroplast DNA
948 - The length of major groove is __________angstrom
948 - The length of major groove is __________angstrom
22
949 - The length of minor groove is __________angstrom
949 - The length of minor groove is __________angstrom
12
950 - The length of target peptides, which function like postal codes for the cells
950 - The length of target peptides, which function like postal codes for the cells
3-7 amino acids
951 - The Lesh-Nyhan syndrome inherited as x-linked recessive disease is characterized by abnormal ____________metabolism
951 - The Lesh-Nyhan syndrome inherited as x-linked recessive disease is characterized by abnormal ____________metabolism
Nucleic acid
952 - The location of a gene on chromosome
952 - The location of a gene on chromosome
Locus
953 - The location of RNA polymerase I (RNAP I) in eukaryotes
953 - The location of RNA polymerase I (RNAP I) in eukaryotes
Nucleolus
954 - The location of RNA polymerase II (RNAP II) in eukaryotes
954 - The location of RNA polymerase II (RNAP II) in eukaryotes
Nucleoplasm
955 - The location of RNA polymerase III (RNAP III) in eukaryotes
955 - The location of RNA polymerase III (RNAP III) in eukaryotes
Nucleoplasm
956 - The long interspersed elements(LINEs) are less than 6kb base pairs long and may be present____________times in the human genome
956 - The long interspersed elements(LINEs) are less than 6kb base pairs long and may be present____________times in the human genome
850000
957 - The longer arm of chromosome shown below the centromere is known as
957 - The longer arm of chromosome shown below the centromere is known as
q arm
958 - The lysine replaces glutamic acid in
958 - The lysine replaces glutamic acid in
HbC
959 - The major components of chromosomes are DNA and________
959 - The major components of chromosomes are DNA and________
Prptein
960 - The manifestation of mutant phenotype is the result of internal_____________environment of an organism changing during development and age
960 - The manifestation of mutant phenotype is the result of internal_____________environment of an organism changing during development and age
Physiological
961 - The manipulation of foreign genes into host genome is called
961 - The manipulation of foreign genes into host genome is called
All of these
962 - The Marfan syndrome in human is example of
962 - The Marfan syndrome in human is example of
Pleiotropy
963 - The master switch in sex determination in fruit fly is
963 - The master switch in sex determination in fruit fly is
Sex lethal (Sxl)
964 - The mating partner/partners in chlamydomonas
964 - The mating partner/partners in chlamydomonas
Both a and b
965 - The mean onset of Huntington disease is__________years
965 - The mean onset of Huntington disease is__________years
38
966 - The medulla of gonadal ridges gives rise____________during human development
966 - The medulla of gonadal ridges gives rise____________during human development
Testis
967 - The membrane bounded cell organelles are present in
967 - The membrane bounded cell organelles are present in
Both b and c
968 - The Meselson and Stahl used ____________in the growth medium to grow bacteria
968 - The Meselson and Stahl used ____________in the growth medium to grow bacteria
Ammonium chloride
969 - The Meselson and Stahl used isotopes of ____________in the growth medium to grow bacteria
969 - The Meselson and Stahl used isotopes of ____________in the growth medium to grow bacteria
N
970 - The Meselson and Stahl used salt of ____________in the test tube for sedimentation equilibrium centrifugation
970 - The Meselson and Stahl used salt of ____________in the test tube for sedimentation equilibrium centrifugation
Cesium chloride
971 - The methylation of histones have ____________imact on gene activity
971 - The methylation of histones have ____________imact on gene activity
Both a and b
972 - The mice coat color gene reside on
972 - The mice coat color gene reside on
X
973 - The microRNA(miRNA) is involved in
973 - The microRNA(miRNA) is involved in
Regulation of gene expression
974 - The migration of centrioles to opposite ends of cell takes place in
974 - The migration of centrioles to opposite ends of cell takes place in
prophase
975 - The misfolded proteins can cause
975 - The misfolded proteins can cause
Scrapie in sheep
976 - The misfolded proteins can cause
976 - The misfolded proteins can cause
All of these
977 - The mitochondria and chloroplast arose about 2 billion years ago from
977 - The mitochondria and chloroplast arose about 2 billion years ago from
Protobacteria
978 - The MN blood group in human is example of
978 - The MN blood group in human is example of
Codominance
979 - The MN blood group phenomnon was discovered by
979 - The MN blood group phenomnon was discovered by
Landsteiner
980 - The MN blood group system is under the controle of a locus found on chromosome
980 - The MN blood group system is under the controle of a locus found on chromosome
4
981 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Chloramphenicol) in bacteria
981 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Chloramphenicol) in bacteria
Inhibits peptidyl transferase
982 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Erythromycin) in bacteria
982 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Erythromycin) in bacteria
Inhibits formation of 70S ribosome
983 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Kasugamycin) in bacteria
983 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Kasugamycin) in bacteria
Inhibits binding of tRNA f-met
984 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Streptomycin) in bacteria
984 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Streptomycin) in bacteria
Bind to 30S Ribosomal subunit
985 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Tetracycline) in bacteria
985 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Tetracycline) in bacteria
Inhibits Chaeged tRNA
986 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Thiostrepton)
986 - The mode of action of antibiotic(Thiostrepton)
Inhibits EF-G
987 - The mode of sex determination in fruit fly can be explained by____________theory
987 - The mode of sex determination in fruit fly can be explained by____________theory
Geneic balance
988 - The mode of sex determination in fruit fly was discovered by
988 - The mode of sex determination in fruit fly was discovered by
Bridges
989 - The mode of transmision of streptomycin in chlamydomonas is under the control of
989 - The mode of transmision of streptomycin in chlamydomonas is under the control of
mt+
990 - The model organism C. elegans is used to study
990 - The model organism C. elegans is used to study
Diabetes
991 - The model organism D.rerio is used to study
991 - The model organism D.rerio is used to study
Cardiovascular disease
992 - The model organism E.Coliis is used to study
992 - The model organism E.Coliis is used to study
Cancers
993 - The model organism M. musculus is used to study
993 - The model organism M. musculus is used to study
Cystic fibrosis
994 - The modified mRNA in eukaryotes has/have
994 - The modified mRNA in eukaryotes has/have
All of these
995 - The modified versions of cysteine (Sec) is found in
995 - The modified versions of cysteine (Sec) is found in
All of these
996 - The more rigid and water insoluble proteins, usually contain a ________structure
996 - The more rigid and water insoluble proteins, usually contain a ________structure
ÃŽ² pleated
997 - The most common methods for MRTs are MST and _______
997 - The most common methods for MRTs are MST and _______
PNT
998 - The most commonly used Cas nuclease is
998 - The most commonly used Cas nuclease is
Cas9
999 - The mRNA editing in cold temeratures is ________depentant potasium channel in cephalopod
999 - The mRNA editing in cold temeratures is ________depentant potasium channel in cephalopod
Voltage
1000 - The MSY contais____________region/regions
1000 - The MSY contais____________region/regions
All of these
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