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Microbial Recombination and Gene Transfer
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A microarray differs from a gene fusion in that, it
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A. carries DNA segments from many different genes
B. is not constructed by cloning
C. gives direct measurement of mRNA level
D. all of the above
Correct Answer
all of the above
Microbial Recombination and Gene Transfer problems
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1. The term used for acquisition of naked DNA from its environment and its incorporation in their genome by a bacterium is
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A. transformation
B. lysogenic conversion
C. conjugation
D. transduction
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Correct Answer: transformation
2. The expression of gene X (which has promoter Px) is to be monitored. A gene fusion construction for carrying this work will
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A. have Px but not the rest of the X coding region
B. have the promoter of
lacZ
or some other reporter gene
C. allow to monitor the expression of all genes with a promoter similar in sequence to Px
D. give the same information as from a microarray
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Correct Answer: have Px but not the rest of the X coding region
3. Which of the following is used by microbial genetisists as a tool?
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A. Bacteriophage
B. Plasmids
C. Transposable elements
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
4. Which of the following type of recombination does not require homologous sequences and is important for the integration of viral genomes into bacterial chromosomes?
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A. Mutagenic recombimation
B. Site-specific recombination
C. Replicative recombination
D. General recombination
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Correct Answer: Site-specific recombination
5. Negative regulation of protein synthesis is accomplished by
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A. allosteric inhibition
B. the binding of RNA polymerase to the promoter
C. the binding of a repressor to the DNA
D. the binding of a repressor to the RNA polymerase
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Correct Answer: the binding of a repressor to the DNA
6. Recombination of virus genomes occurs
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A. by transduction
B. by transription
C. simultaneous infection of a host cell by two viruses with homologous chromosomes
D. by transformation
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Correct Answer: simultaneous infection of a host cell by two viruses with homologous chromosomes
7. The plasmids can be eliminated from a cell by the process known as
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A. curing
B. breaking
C. fixing
D. expulsion
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Correct Answer: curing
8. R factors involved in plant-microbe interactions are
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A. plant proteins
B. bacterial proteins
C. essential for transfer of DNA to plant cells
D. also called opines
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Correct Answer: plant proteins
9. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true in regards to F
+
x F
-
mating events?
Options
A. DNA is transferred from F
-
to F
+
cells
B. DNA is transferred from F
+
to F
-
cells
C. No DNA is transferred because F
-
cells are unable to perform conjugation
D. No DNA is transferred because F
+
cells are unable to perform conjugation
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Correct Answer: DNA is transferred from F
+
to F
-
cells
10. Penicillin resistance in
staphylococci
is acquired due to
Options
A. conjugation
B. mutation
C. transformation
D. transduction
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Correct Answer: transduction
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