1001 - The mutation in FUT1 gene causes__________pheotype
1001 - The mutation in FUT1 gene causes__________pheotype
Bombay
1002 - The mutation in mtDNa is _______higher than nuclear DNA
1002 - The mutation in mtDNa is _______higher than nuclear DNA
Tenfold
1003 - The mutation in Sickle cell anemia consists of a change in codon in mRNA from GAG to
1003 - The mutation in Sickle cell anemia consists of a change in codon in mRNA from GAG to
GUG
1004 - The mutations in genes encoding telomerase or shelterin subunits can cause__________disease
1004 - The mutations in genes encoding telomerase or shelterin subunits can cause__________disease
Dyskeratosis congenita
1005 - The mutations in genes encoding telomerase or shelterin subunits can cause__________disease/diseases
1005 - The mutations in genes encoding telomerase or shelterin subunits can cause__________disease/diseases
All of these
1006 - The naturally competent bacterium/bacteria
1006 - The naturally competent bacterium/bacteria
All of these
1007 - The new genes can be arise from
1007 - The new genes can be arise from
Duplication
1008 - The nitrogen base I(inosinic acid) can form hydrogen bonds with
1008 - The nitrogen base I(inosinic acid) can form hydrogen bonds with
All of these
1009 - The nitrogenous bases in DNA are
1009 - The nitrogenous bases in DNA are
Hydrophobic
1010 - The non dividing stage of cell division is called
1010 - The non dividing stage of cell division is called
G0
1011 - The non parental gametes are also known as_____________gametes
1011 - The non parental gametes are also known as_____________gametes
Both a and b
1012 - The nonhuman primates have _______copy/copies of SRGAP2
1012 - The nonhuman primates have _______copy/copies of SRGAP2
1
1013 - The nonsence codon/codons
1013 - The nonsence codon/codons
All of these
1014 - The normal blood level of phenylalanine is about_______mg/100ml
1014 - The normal blood level of phenylalanine is about_______mg/100ml
1
1015 - The normal products of many mutated genes for cell cycle are enzymes
1015 - The normal products of many mutated genes for cell cycle are enzymes
Kinases
1016 - The nucleolus disintegrates within the nucleus in
1016 - The nucleolus disintegrates within the nucleus in
prophase
1017 - The nucleolus refoms and become visible within the nucleus in
1017 - The nucleolus refoms and become visible within the nucleus in
Telophase
1018 - The nucleosome having 11 nm diameter is further packed into a thicker structure called
1018 - The nucleosome having 11 nm diameter is further packed into a thicker structure called
Both a and b
1019 - The nucleotide sequences that are retained in the mature mRNA and expressed are called
1019 - The nucleotide sequences that are retained in the mature mRNA and expressed are called
Exons
1020 - The nucleotide sequences that intervene between coding sequences for amino acids are called
1020 - The nucleotide sequences that intervene between coding sequences for amino acids are called
Introns
1021 - The number of chromosome reduced to half in
1021 - The number of chromosome reduced to half in
Meiosis
1022 - The number of genes in mtDNA varies from
1022 - The number of genes in mtDNA varies from
12-100
1023 - The number of introns in human albumin gene
1023 - The number of introns in human albumin gene
14
1024 - The number of introns in human collagen gene
1024 - The number of introns in human collagen gene
51
1025 - The number of introns in human dystrophin gene
1025 - The number of introns in human dystrophin gene
79
1026 - The number of introns in human insulin gene
1026 - The number of introns in human insulin gene
2
1027 - The number of introns in human phenylalanine hydroxylase gene
1027 - The number of introns in human phenylalanine hydroxylase gene
12
1028 - The number of linkage groups should correspond to the ___________number of chromosomes
1028 - The number of linkage groups should correspond to the ___________number of chromosomes
Haploid
1029 - The number of nucleotides in mRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1029 - The number of nucleotides in mRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
100-10000
1030 - The number of nucleotides in rRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1030 - The number of nucleotides in rRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
120-4718
1031 - The number of nucleotides in tRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1031 - The number of nucleotides in tRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
75-90
1032 - The number of turns in DNA helix is called
1032 - The number of turns in DNA helix is called
Linking number
1033 - The oligomeric proteins have
1033 - The oligomeric proteins have
Quarternary structure
1034 - The organism used for basic biological processes
1034 - The organism used for basic biological processes
Model organism
1035 - The OriC in bacteria consists of _________DNA base pairs
1035 - The OriC in bacteria consists of _________DNA base pairs
245
1036 - The OriC in bacteria consists of________ and ________repeating sequence of base pairs
1036 - The OriC in bacteria consists of________ and ________repeating sequence of base pairs
9mers and 13 mers
1037 - The original parents constitute the _____________generation
1037 - The original parents constitute the _____________generation
P1
1038 - The pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis is called
1038 - The pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis is called
Synapsis
1039 - The part of chromosome which is genetically active
1039 - The part of chromosome which is genetically active
Euchromatin
1040 - The part of chromosome which remain condesed during interphase is called
1040 - The part of chromosome which remain condesed during interphase is called
Heterochromatin
1041 - The part of chromosome which remains uncoiled during interphase is called
1041 - The part of chromosome which remains uncoiled during interphase is called
Euchromatin
1042 - The part of chromosome/chromosome which is genetically inactive
1042 - The part of chromosome/chromosome which is genetically inactive
Both a and b
1043 - The paternal age effects (PAE) can increase the risk of _______________disorder/diorders
1043 - The paternal age effects (PAE) can increase the risk of _______________disorder/diorders
All of these
1044 - The paternal ratio of contribution of Down syndrome trisomic 21
1044 - The paternal ratio of contribution of Down syndrome trisomic 21
5
1045 - The percentage of ______________remains low between three genes
1045 - The percentage of ______________remains low between three genes
Double crossover
1046 - The percentage of expression of a mutant genotype
1046 - The percentage of expression of a mutant genotype
Penetrance
1047 - The percentage of mRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1047 - The percentage of mRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
5
1048 - The percentage of rRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1048 - The percentage of rRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
80
1049 - the percentage of terad involved in an exchange between two genes is twice as great as the percentage of _______gametes produced
1049 - the percentage of terad involved in an exchange between two genes is twice as great as the percentage of _______gametes produced
Recombinant
1050 - The percentage of tRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
1050 - The percentage of tRNA in Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells
15
1051 - The persons afflicted with phenylketonuria(PKU) are unable to convert the amino acid Phenylalanine to the amino acid_________
1051 - The persons afflicted with phenylketonuria(PKU) are unable to convert the amino acid Phenylalanine to the amino acid_________
Tyrosine
1052 - The petite mutation in Sacharomyces cervisiae exhibit Mendelian inheritance
1052 - The petite mutation in Sacharomyces cervisiae exhibit Mendelian inheritance
Segregational petites
1053 - The phase in which sister chromatids of each chromosome, held together only at their centromere regions
1053 - The phase in which sister chromatids of each chromosome, held together only at their centromere regions
Anaphase
1054 - The phosphate group may be bonded to the_________________of the sugar
1054 - The phosphate group may be bonded to the_________________of the sugar
All of these
1055 - The physical appearance of a trait is called
1055 - The physical appearance of a trait is called
Phenotype
1056 - The physical breaking and rejoining of segment of chromosomes during meiosis is
1056 - The physical breaking and rejoining of segment of chromosomes during meiosis is
Crossing over
1057 - The physical dislocation of a gene may influence its expression is called
1057 - The physical dislocation of a gene may influence its expression is called
Position effect
1058 - The physical expression of a trait is
1058 - The physical expression of a trait is
Phenotype
1059 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in female
1059 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in female
Hen feathered
1060 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in female
1060 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in female
Hen feathered
1061 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in male
1061 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous hh will produce __________in male
Cock feathered
1062 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous Hh will produce __________in male
1062 - The plumage in domestic fowl, heterozygous Hh will produce __________in male
Hen feathered
1063 - The polyploid cells stay in the _______stage longer than normal
1063 - The polyploid cells stay in the _______stage longer than normal
G1
1064 - The polytene chromosomes may contain upto____________replication copies that remain atached with one anothers
1064 - The polytene chromosomes may contain upto____________replication copies that remain atached with one anothers
1000-5000
1065 - The possible gametes of AaBb
1065 - The possible gametes of AaBb
4
1066 - The potential chemical modification/modifications in amino acids of histones
1066 - The potential chemical modification/modifications in amino acids of histones
All of these
1067 - The pre-mRNA is nearly _________ times the length of the mature spliced mRNA
1067 - The pre-mRNA is nearly _________ times the length of the mature spliced mRNA
3
1068 - The presence of more than one type of organellar genome within a cell or individual
1068 - The presence of more than one type of organellar genome within a cell or individual
Heteroplasmy
1069 - The presence of mRNA was postulated by
1069 - The presence of mRNA was postulated by
Francois Jacob
1070 - The probabilty of two or more events to occur is equal to the product of their individual probabilties
1070 - The probabilty of two or more events to occur is equal to the product of their individual probabilties
Product law
1071 - The process in which pre-mRNA and mature mRNA differs from the sequence encoded in the exons of the DNA from which the RNA was transcribed
1071 - The process in which pre-mRNA and mature mRNA differs from the sequence encoded in the exons of the DNA from which the RNA was transcribed
RNA editing
1072 - The process of infection by only the viral nucleic acid is called
1072 - The process of infection by only the viral nucleic acid is called
Tranfection
1073 - The process of X-ray diffraction analysis to study structure of DNA was performed in 1938 by
1073 - The process of X-ray diffraction analysis to study structure of DNA was performed in 1938 by
Astburry
1074 - The process of X-ray diffraction analysis to study structure of protein was performed by
1074 - The process of X-ray diffraction analysis to study structure of protein was performed by
Pauling
1075 - The processes of conjugation in bacteria was discovered by
1075 - The processes of conjugation in bacteria was discovered by
Lederberg
1076 - The processing of mRNA before coding occurs in
1076 - The processing of mRNA before coding occurs in
Eukaryote
1077 - The proportion of conjugation remains about_________between F+ and F-
1077 - The proportion of conjugation remains about_________between F+ and F-
44841
1078 - The proportion of conjugation remains about_________between Hfr and F-
1078 - The proportion of conjugation remains about_________between Hfr and F-
44838
1079 - The protein ________is respomsible for initiating of replication in bacteria by binding to a region of 9mers.
1079 - The protein ________is respomsible for initiating of replication in bacteria by binding to a region of 9mers.
DnaA
1080 - The protein invelove in mitotic and meiotic spindles
1080 - The protein invelove in mitotic and meiotic spindles
Tubulin
1081 - The protein which bind to DNA in eukaryotic organisms
1081 - The protein which bind to DNA in eukaryotic organisms
Histones
1082 - The proteins ____________ can kill neighboring bacteria that do not contain the same proteins
1082 - The proteins ____________ can kill neighboring bacteria that do not contain the same proteins
Colicins
1083 - The proteins which are involved in cell cycle are called
1083 - The proteins which are involved in cell cycle are called
Cyclins
1084 - The proteins which are involved in movements of chromosomes towards their respective poles
1084 - The proteins which are involved in movements of chromosomes towards their respective poles
Molecular motors
1085 - The R plasmids contain genes for
1085 - The R plasmids contain genes for
Antibiotics resistance
1086 - The random X chromosome inactivation was hypothesized by
1086 - The random X chromosome inactivation was hypothesized by
Mary Lyon
1087 - The range of expression of the mutant genotype
1087 - The range of expression of the mutant genotype
Expressivity
1088 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae is about ___________nucleotides per minutes in eukaryotes
1088 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae is about ___________nucleotides per minutes in eukaryotes
2000
1089 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae in Bacteria is___________to/than in eukaryotes
1089 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae in Bacteria is___________to/than in eukaryotes
Faster
1090 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae in Bacteria is__________times faster than in eukaryotes
1090 - The rate of synthesis of DNA by DNA polymersae in Bacteria is__________times faster than in eukaryotes
25
1091 - The ratio of coat color in mouse in F2 due to gene interactuon
1091 - The ratio of coat color in mouse in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.37712962963
1092 - The ratio of color of chicken in F2 due to gene interactuon
1092 - The ratio of color of chicken in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.37917824074
1093 - The ratio of flour beetle color in F2 due to gene interactuon
1093 - The ratio of flour beetle color in F2 due to gene interactuon
6:3:3:4
1094 - The ratio of flower color of pea in F2 due to gene interactuon
1094 - The ratio of flower color of pea in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.37986111111
1095 - The ratio of Shepherd's purse seed capsule shape in F2 due to gene interactuon
1095 - The ratio of Shepherd's purse seed capsule shape in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.62569444444
1096 - The ratio of squash color in F2 due to gene interactuon
1096 - The ratio of squash color in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.50209490741
1097 - The ratio of squash fruit shape in F2 due to gene interactuon
1097 - The ratio of squash fruit shape in F2 due to gene interactuon
0.37917824074
1098 - The ratio of tall and dwarf in law of segregation
1098 - The ratio of tall and dwarf in law of segregation
3 to 1
1099 - The rearrange of genes order
1099 - The rearrange of genes order
Inversion
1100 - The recessive _________ alleles in homozygous condition can cause death of organism
1100 - The recessive _________ alleles in homozygous condition can cause death of organism
Lethal
1101 - The recipient bacteria remain__________,when mated with Hfr
1101 - The recipient bacteria remain__________,when mated with Hfr
F-
1102 - The recombinant events occur_______along the length of tetrad
1102 - The recombinant events occur_______along the length of tetrad
Randomly
1103 - The recombination in bacteria with the help of bacteriophage
1103 - The recombination in bacteria with the help of bacteriophage
Transduction
1104 - The region on chromosomes at which microtubules during cell division
1104 - The region on chromosomes at which microtubules during cell division
Kinetochore
1105 - The relative locations of genes on the chromosomes is called chromosome _____________
1105 - The relative locations of genes on the chromosomes is called chromosome _____________
Mapping
1106 - The replication of DNA is semiconservative and__________
1106 - The replication of DNA is semiconservative and__________
Bidirectional
1107 - The replication of DNA occur in
1107 - The replication of DNA occur in
S phase
1108 - The reversion of Hfr to F+ creates
1108 - The reversion of Hfr to F+ creates
F´
1109 - The rII mutant phages can infect and lyse
1109 - The rII mutant phages can infect and lyse
E.coli B
1110 - The RNA polymerase I (RNAP I) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
1110 - The RNA polymerase I (RNAP I) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
rRNA
1111 - The RNA polymerase II (RNAP II) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
1111 - The RNA polymerase II (RNAP II) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
mRNA
1112 - The RNA polymerase III (RNAP III) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
1112 - The RNA polymerase III (RNAP III) transcribes __________genes in eukaryotes
tRNA
1113 - The salivary gland cells of water strider Gerris may contain more than___________chromosomes
1113 - The salivary gland cells of water strider Gerris may contain more than___________chromosomes
40000
1114 - The salivary gland cells of water strider Gerris may contain________copies of each chromosome, the 2n is 22 in this organism
1114 - The salivary gland cells of water strider Gerris may contain________copies of each chromosome, the 2n is 22 in this organism
Both b and c
1115 - The segment of DNA which move from place to place in the genome of certain organisms is called
1115 - The segment of DNA which move from place to place in the genome of certain organisms is called
Transposable element
1116 - The self-excission mechanism of introns removal was discovered by
1116 - The self-excission mechanism of introns removal was discovered by
Thomas Cech
1117 - The semiconservative theory of replication was presented by
1117 - The semiconservative theory of replication was presented by
Meselson and Stahl
1118 - The separation of sister chromatids during anaphase is called
1118 - The separation of sister chromatids during anaphase is called
Disjunction
1119 - The sequence of amino acids in the linear backbone of the poypeptide is characteristic of
1119 - The sequence of amino acids in the linear backbone of the poypeptide is characteristic of
Primary structure
1120 - The set of alleles for a given trait is called
1120 - The set of alleles for a given trait is called
Genotype
1121 - The short interspersed elements(SINEs) are less than 500 base pairs long and may be present____________times in the human genome
1121 - The short interspersed elements(SINEs) are less than 500 base pairs long and may be present____________times in the human genome
1500000
1122 - The shorter arm of chromosome shown above the centromere is known as
1122 - The shorter arm of chromosome shown above the centromere is known as
P arm
1123 - The shugoshin protein protects ________ protein at centromeric region
1123 - The shugoshin protein protects ________ protein at centromeric region
Cohesin
1124 - The sickle cell anemia in human is _____________trait
1124 - The sickle cell anemia in human is _____________trait
Recessive
1125 - The sickle cell anemia was studied by _________in 1949
1125 - The sickle cell anemia was studied by _________in 1949
James Neel
1126 - The sickle cells are
1126 - The sickle cells are
Both A and B
1127 - The sister chromatids share one ____________
1127 - The sister chromatids share one ____________
Centromere
1128 - The site which is recognized by RNA polymerase during transcription is called
1128 - The site which is recognized by RNA polymerase during transcription is called
Promoters
1129 - The size of cell increases in_________phase
1129 - The size of cell increases in_________phase
G2
1130 - The size of cp DNA is larger than_________DNA
1130 - The size of cp DNA is larger than_________DNA
Mitochondrial
1131 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Arabidopsis thaliana is
1131 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Arabidopsis thaliana is
367
1132 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Drosophila melonogaster is
1132 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Drosophila melonogaster is
18.4
1133 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Homo sapiens is
1133 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Homo sapiens is
16.6
1134 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Mus musculus is
1134 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Mus musculus is
16.2
1135 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Pisum sativum is
1135 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Pisum sativum is
110
1136 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Sacharomyces cerevisiae is
1136 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Sacharomyces cerevisiae is
75
1137 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Xenopus laevis is
1137 - The size(kb) of mtDNA in Xenopus laevis is
18.4
1138 - The slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa
1138 - The slow growing mutant strain in Neurospora crasa
Poky
1139 - The small subunit of Rubisco is encoded by
1139 - The small subunit of Rubisco is encoded by
Nuclear DNA
1140 - The smallest functional genetic unit which describe a compementaion group
1140 - The smallest functional genetic unit which describe a compementaion group
Cistron
1141 - The snRNAs are rich in
1141 - The snRNAs are rich in
Uridine
1142 - The snurps are complex of
1142 - The snurps are complex of
snRNAs+protein
1143 - The Spindle fibers are made up of
1143 - The Spindle fibers are made up of
Microtubules
1144 - The Spindle fibers attached to
1144 - The Spindle fibers attached to
Both a and b
1145 - The spindle fibers disappear in
1145 - The spindle fibers disappear in
Telophase
1146 - The splice donor contains __________at 3 prime end of snRNAs
1146 - The splice donor contains __________at 3 prime end of snRNAs
AG
1147 - The splice donor contains __________at 5 prime end of snRNAs
1147 - The splice donor contains __________at 5 prime end of snRNAs
GU
1148 - The splitting of centromeres occur in
1148 - The splitting of centromeres occur in
Anaphase
1149 - The SRGAP2 gene responsible for development of brain is found in
1149 - The SRGAP2 gene responsible for development of brain is found in
Primates
1150 - The standard value for p(probability) to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis is
1150 - The standard value for p(probability) to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis is
0.05
1151 - The stem and parenchymal tissue of apical regions of flowering plants are often
1151 - The stem and parenchymal tissue of apical regions of flowering plants are often
Endopolyploidy
1152 - The strand which serve as template and DNA synthesis occurs continuously is called
1152 - The strand which serve as template and DNA synthesis occurs continuously is called
Leading strand
1153 - The strand which serve as template and DNA synthesis occurs discontinuously is called
1153 - The strand which serve as template and DNA synthesis occurs discontinuously is called
Lagging strand
1154 - The structure of DNA was presented by
1154 - The structure of DNA was presented by
Watson and Crick
1155 - The structure of spliceosome in mammals is
1155 - The structure of spliceosome in mammals is
60S
1156 - The structure of spliceosome in Yeast is
1156 - The structure of spliceosome in Yeast is
40S
1157 - The study of structure, function and evolution of genes genomes is
1157 - The study of structure, function and evolution of genes genomes is
Genomics
1158 - The studying and understanding gene function is called
1158 - The studying and understanding gene function is called
Classical genetics
1159 - The sugars and phosphate backbones in DNA are
1159 - The sugars and phosphate backbones in DNA are
Hydrophilic
1160 - The supercoiling in replicating DNA can be relaxed by
1160 - The supercoiling in replicating DNA can be relaxed by
DNA gyrase
1161 - The symbols R1R1 and R2R2 for red and white are used for____________dominance
1161 - The symbols R1R1 and R2R2 for red and white are used for____________dominance
Incomplete
1162 - The symptom/symptoms of duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)
1162 - The symptom/symptoms of duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)
All of these
1163 - The synrhesis of DNA from RNA
1163 - The synrhesis of DNA from RNA
Reverse transcription
1164 - The synrhesis of RNA from DNA
1164 - The synrhesis of RNA from DNA
Transcription
1165 - The synteny testing is done to know the presence or absence of ________
1165 - The synteny testing is done to know the presence or absence of ________
Gene
1166 - The synthesis of large molecules from small molecules is called
1166 - The synthesis of large molecules from small molecules is called
Anabolism
1167 - The synthesis of protein from mRNA is called
1167 - The synthesis of protein from mRNA is called
Both A and C
1168 - The synthesis of RNA from DNA is called
1168 - The synthesis of RNA from DNA is called
Transcription
1169 - The tail of mammalian's chromosome varies between
1169 - The tail of mammalian's chromosome varies between
30-400
1170 - The tandemly repeated sequences consists of di, tri, tetra and pentanucleotides are called
1170 - The tandemly repeated sequences consists of di, tri, tetra and pentanucleotides are called
Microsatellite
1171 - The TATAAT, is located 10 nucleotides upstream is also called
1171 - The TATAAT, is located 10 nucleotides upstream is also called
Pribnow box
1172 - The tay-sachs disease in human is _____________trait
1172 - The tay-sachs disease in human is _____________trait
Recessive
1173 - The term homunculus means
1173 - The term homunculus means
Miniature adult
1174 - The term isiagglutinogen can be used for
1174 - The term isiagglutinogen can be used for
Antigen
1175 - The tertiary structure of protein is stabilized by
1175 - The tertiary structure of protein is stabilized by
All of these
1176 - The theory of epigenesis was proposed by
1176 - The theory of epigenesis was proposed by
Willium Harvey
1177 - The theory of natural selection was formulated by
1177 - The theory of natural selection was formulated by
Darwin
1178 - The theory of replication DNA in which one strand is new and other is old in both helices
1178 - The theory of replication DNA in which one strand is new and other is old in both helices
Semi-conservative
1179 - The theory of replication in which both helices are mixtures or hybrids of parental and daughter DNA
1179 - The theory of replication in which both helices are mixtures or hybrids of parental and daughter DNA
Dispersive
1180 - The theory of replication in which both strand of both helices are either new or old
1180 - The theory of replication in which both strand of both helices are either new or old
Cosevative
1181 - The three dimensional conformation of all_________molecules has been preserved throughout evolution
1181 - The three dimensional conformation of all_________molecules has been preserved throughout evolution
tRNA
1182 - The three dimensional model was presented by
1182 - The three dimensional model was presented by
Alexander Rich
1183 - The tool/tools for gene transfer in microbe
1183 - The tool/tools for gene transfer in microbe
All of these
1184 - The topoisomerases were discovered by
1184 - The topoisomerases were discovered by
Martin Gellert
1185 - The total time spent in each interval of one complete cell cycle of a human cell in culture
1185 - The total time spent in each interval of one complete cell cycle of a human cell in culture
16
1186 - The tra genes in bacteria are involved in the formation of
1186 - The tra genes in bacteria are involved in the formation of
Sex pilus
1187 - The trait which appear in F1 generation
1187 - The trait which appear in F1 generation
Diminant
1188 - The trait which hide itself in F1 generation
1188 - The trait which hide itself in F1 generation
Recessive
1189 - The trans-acting factors are proteins that influence gene __________by binding to cis-acting elements
1189 - The trans-acting factors are proteins that influence gene __________by binding to cis-acting elements
Expression
1190 - The transesterification reactions occur during___________of introns removal
1190 - The transesterification reactions occur during___________of introns removal
Self-excision
1191 - The transformation of DNA is__________process
1191 - The transformation of DNA is__________process
Active
1192 - The translocation and inversion in chromosomes may cause_____________in genes
1192 - The translocation and inversion in chromosomes may cause_____________in genes
Position effect
1193 - The triplet code on mRNA is called
1193 - The triplet code on mRNA is called
Codon
1194 - The triplet code on tRNA is called
1194 - The triplet code on tRNA is called
Anticodon
1195 - The two chains in DNA strucure are antiparallel was proposed by
1195 - The two chains in DNA strucure are antiparallel was proposed by
Watson
1196 - The two nonsister chromatids not involved in the exchange result in______________gametes
1196 - The two nonsister chromatids not involved in the exchange result in______________gametes
Both a and b
1197 - The type of cell division in number of chromosome reduce to half
1197 - The type of cell division in number of chromosome reduce to half
Meiosis
1198 - The type of cell division in number of chromosome remain constant
1198 - The type of cell division in number of chromosome remain constant
Mitosis
1199 - The type of chromosomal aberration in which a segment of chromosome is turned around 180 degrees within a chromosome
1199 - The type of chromosomal aberration in which a segment of chromosome is turned around 180 degrees within a chromosome
Inversion
1200 - The uncontrolled cell division characterizing__________
1200 - The uncontrolled cell division characterizing__________
Malignancy
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