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Animal Biotechnology Chromosomes
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How many chromosomes are there in the budding yeast (
S. cerevisiae
)?
Options
A. 16
B. 17
C. 18
D. 20
Correct Answer
16
Animal Biotechnology Chromosomes problems
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1. In an organism, the chromosome number is maintained constant because of
Options
A. independent assortment
B. crossing over
C. DNA duplication
D. synapsis
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Correct Answer: DNA duplication
2. Exchange of segments between non homologous chromosomes is best known as
Options
A. translation
B. translocation
C. recombination
D. crossing over
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Correct Answer: translocation
3. Which of the following herbicide is known to be effective against perennial shrubs, annual weeds and weeds of rice?
Options
A. Cycloheximide
B. Anisomycin
C. Herbicidin
D. Bialaphos
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Correct Answer: Cycloheximide
4. Which of the following is selectively effective against dicot weeds?
Options
A. Cycloheximide
B. Anisomycin
C. Herbicidin A and B
D. Bialaphos
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Correct Answer: Herbicidin A and B
5. Inundation involves use of a/an
Options
A. large number of organisms over a short time to suppress/destroy a population
B. organism over a short time to suppress/destroy a population
C. large number of organisms over a long time to suppress/destroy a population
D. organism over a long time to suppress/destroy a population
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Correct Answer: large number of organisms over a short time to suppress/destroy a population
6. A map of chromosomes that utilizes cloned and sequenced DNA fragments rather than genetic markers is known as
Options
A. a physical map
B. a genetic map
C. a cloning map
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: a physical map
7. Hairy wing character of
Drosophila
is due to
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A. duplication in region of chromosome
B. deletion in region of chromosome
C. due to presence of additional X-chromosome
D. due to a point mutation
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Correct Answer: duplication in region of chromosome
8. A diagram depicting chromosomes of haploid set of an organism ordered in a series of decreasing size is known as
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A. zymogram
B. chromogram
C. idiogram
D. karyogram
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Correct Answer: idiogram
9. Transmission of a gene from male parent to female child to male grand child is known as
Options
A. holandric inheritance
B. quantitative inheritance
C. criss-cross inheritance
D. maternal inheritance
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Correct Answer: criss-cross inheritance
10. How does dosage compensation in
Drosophila
occur?
Options
A. Hypertranscription of male X chromosome
B. Hypotranscription of female X chromosome
C. X inactivation in females
D. Chimerism
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Correct Answer: Hypertranscription of male X chromosome
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