Untranslated regions (UTRs) are present

  • before and after the stop codon

  • after the start codon and before the stop codon

  • before and after the start codon

  • before the start codon and after the stop codon

Polypeptides are

  • dictated by DNA

  • represented by mRNA

  • Expresssion of t-RNA

  • Both 1 and 2

Protein synthesis takes place in

  • cytoplasm

  • nucleoplasm

  • Both 1 and 2

  • none of these

The reaction, Amino acid + ATP = Aminoacyl-AMP + P-P depicts

  • Amino acid assimilation

  • Amino acid transformation

  • Amino acid activation

  • Amino acid translocation

Percentage of base sequences which are dissimilar among humans is

  • 99.9%

  • 0.01%

  • 0.10%

  • 1.01%

How many base sequences would be different in the genome of two human beings-

  • 3million

  • 3 billion

  • 6.2 million

  • 30million

Differences in sequence of DNA make every individual unique in their

  • total number of nucleotides

  • phenotypic appearance

  • both 1 and 2

  • None of these

DNA fingerprinting is used to compare

  • similar sequences between two individuals

  • dissimilar sequences between two individuals

  • 3 million base pairs of two individuals

  • Both 2 and 3

DNA fingerprinting identifies differences in

  • repetitive DNA

  • bulk DNA

  • satellite DNA

  • Both 1 and 2

During density gradient centrifugation, major peaks are formed by

  • bulk DNA

  • repetitive DNA

  • Genomic DNA

  • Both 1 and 3

During density gradient centrifugation, minor peaks represent

  • bulk DNA

  • repetitive DNA

  • Genomic DNA

  • Satellite DNA

Satellite DNA classification is based on

  • Base composition

  • length of segment

  • no of repetitive units

  • All of the above

Satellite DNA are

  • Protein coding

  • M-RNA coding

  • non- protein coding

  • satellite protein coding

What forms the basis of DNA fingerprinting

  • Genomic DNA

  • Bulk DNA

  • satellite DNA

  • Both 1 and 3

Satellite DNA shows

  • high degree of polymorphism

  • low degree of polymorphism

  • no polymorphism

  • None of these

Polymorphism in DNA forms the basis of

  • genetic mapping

  • DNA fingerprinting

  • Both 1 and 2

  • None of these

The existence of polymorphism is due to

  • mutation

  • crossing over

  • migration

  • both A and B

How many of these statements are true for polymorphism

(A)it is inheritable

(B)it arises due to mutation

(C)it varies at genetic level

(D)it is the basis of genetic mapping

(E)it is important for evolution and speciation

(F)It varies from single nucleotide to large scale

  • 6

  • 5

  • 4

  • 3

In DNA fingerprinting probe used is made up of

  • satellite DNA

  • genomic DNA

  • RNA

  • Protein

VNTR stands for

  • Variable number of Tendon repeats

  • variable number for tendem repeats

  • variable number of tandem repeats

  • variable number of term repeats

The transferring of separated RNA fragments to synthetic membranes is called

  • Southern hybridisation

  • Northern hybridisation

  • Western hybridisation

  • Eastern hybridisation

The technique of DNA fingerprinting involves the following events in the order

1. isolation of DNA

2. DNA digestion by Restriction Endonuclease

3. DNA separation

4. Southern blotting

5. Hybridisation

6. Autoradiography

  • 654321

  • 132456

  • 123456

  • 132546

VNTR belongs to which class of DNA

  • mini-satellite

  • macro-satellite

  • nano-satellite

  • kilosatellite

The size of VNTR varies from

  • 0.1 to 20 kb

  • 0.1 to 200 kb

  • 1 to 20 kb

  • 0.10 to .20 kb

The DNA fingerprinting is same for

  • cousins

  • monozygotic twins

  • Dizygotic twins

  • siblings

The DNA fingerprinting has applications in

  • forensic sciences

  • population genetics

  • genetic diversities determination

  • All of the above

Father of DNA fingerprinting is

  • H.J.Khorana

  • Alec Jeffreys

  • Karry Mullis

  • E.M Southern

The DNA molecule takes a complete turn after

  • Every base pair

  • Every five base pairs

  • Every ten base pairs

  • Every two base pairs

Genes are made up of

  • Histone

  • A portion of DNA

  • Hydrocarbons

  • Lipoproteins

Which of the following is correct with regards to the arrangement of DNA in the chromosome?

  • There are several DNA helices in a chromosome , which are joined together with the help of the protein linkers

  • Each chromosome has bundles of DNA duplexes , much like a rope

  • A single DNA double helix is highly coiled and folded along the length of the chromosome

  • Each chromosome is made up of two DNA helices , which are highly folded

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