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Changes in which of the following characterizes mutations?
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A. Phenotype
B. Genotype
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of these
Correct Answer
Both (a) and (b)
DNA Sequencing, Mutation and Repair problems
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1. Which of these mechanisms for thymine dimers repair lead to mutations?
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A. Excision repair
B. Photoreactivation
C. SOS repair
D. Never leads to mutation
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Correct Answer: SOS repair
2. Which of the following mutations arise without exposure to external agents?
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A. Spontaneous mutations
B. Analogous mutations
C. Induced mutations
D. None of these
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Correct Answer: Spontaneous mutations
3. Differentiation of four different bases in automated sequencing systems is that each base has
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A. different radioactive tag
B. cytosine at start
C. unique antibody bound to it
D. distinctive fluorescent tag
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Correct Answer: distinctive fluorescent tag
4. Genetic variations are
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A. temporary
B. influenced by the environment
C. stable
D. not heritable
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Correct Answer: stable
5. Due to which of the following DNA repair mechanisms, one is able to distinguish newly synthesized DNA strands from older one?
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A. New strands do not contain cytosine bases
B. New strands are lower in molecular size
C. Old strands are methylated while new strands are not
D. New strands are methylated while old strands are not
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Correct Answer: Old strands are methylated while new strands are not
6. The whole-genome shotgun sequencing approach depends primarily on
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A. rapidly sequencing thousands of small randomly cloned fragments
B. methodical sequencing a few large cloned fragments of DNA
C. sequencing the bacterial chromosome while it is still intact
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: rapidly sequencing thousands of small randomly cloned fragments
7. A nonsense mutation introduced into the DNA sequence of a gene may
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A. cause premature termination of the mRNA
B. shorten the length of the protein encoded by the gene
C. have no effect on the transcript or protein made
D. cause a shift in reading frame
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Correct Answer: shorten the length of the protein encoded by the gene
8. Which of the following(s) is/are steps in excision repair mechanisms?
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A. Excision
B. Incision
C. Ligation
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
9. A mutagen is defined as
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A. an enzyme that repairs mutations
B. a chemical or physical agent that induces mutations
C. an inhibitor of gene modification
D. a molecule which stabilizes DNA thus prevents mutations from occurring
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Correct Answer: a chemical or physical agent that induces mutations
10. Which of the following mutation affects only a single nucleotide?
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A. Aerial mutation
B. Site mutation
C. Point mutation
D. Regional mutation
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Correct Answer: Point mutation
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