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Vectors Uses for Animal Cell Culture
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SV 40 vectors, in which early region replacements are carried out, require
Options
A. COS cell line
B. SV 40 helper virus
C. pBR 322 vector
D. none of these
Correct Answer
COS cell line
Vectors Uses for Animal Cell Culture problems
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1. Which one of the following is the most stable vector?
Options
A. YEp
B. YRp
C. YAC
D. YIp
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Correct Answer: YAC
2. Yeast episomal plasmids (YEp) were constructed using
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A. 2?m yeast plasmid, fragments of yeast nuclear DNA and
E coli
vector pMB 9
B. 2?m yeast plasmid, fragments of yeast nuclear DNA and
E coli
vector pBR 322
C. 12?m yeast plasmid and
E coli
vector pMB 9
D. 12?m yeast plasmid and
E coli
vector pBR 322
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Correct Answer: 2?m yeast plasmid, fragments of yeast nuclear DNA and
E coli
vector pMB 9
3. Cos cell line is
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A. cohesive end site of phage ?
B. derivative of permissive CV-1 monkey cell line
C. cohesive initial site of phage ?
D. derivative of non-permissive CV-1 monkey cell line
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Correct Answer: derivative of permissive CV-1 monkey cell line
4. Recombinant adeno virus can be created by deleting E1A/E 1B genes that are
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A. transcriptional regulators and are essential for viral replication
B. not necessary for viral replication
C. coding for virus coat protein
D. important for packaging of viral DNA into viral head
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Correct Answer: transcriptional regulators and are essential for viral replication
5. Yeast Replicating plasmids (YRp) carry
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A. centromere
B. telomere
C. autonomously replicating sequence
D. both (a) and (c)
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Correct Answer: autonomously replicating sequence
6. Which one of the following is true about Yeast Integrative plasmids (YIp) vectors?
Options
A. Allows transformation by using crossing over
B. Has a origin of replication and
rep
genes
C. Carries autonomously replicating sequence
D. Carries centromere and telomere sequences
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Correct Answer: Allows transformation by using crossing over
7. Which one of the following is true about Yeast Centromeric plasmids (YCp) vectors?
Options
A. Contains centromeric sequences
B. Segregates during meiosis and mitosis
C. Functions as true chromosome
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: All of the above
8. Which of the following can be used for reducing the size of gene inserts containing introns?
Options
A. Vaccinia virus
B. Baculo virus
C. Retro virus
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: Retro virus
9. Autonomously replicating sequence is not present in
Options
A. YIp
B. YRp
C. YCp
D. YAC
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Correct Answer: YIp
10. Maximum amount of foreign DNA introduced into SV 40 viruses is
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A. 10 kb
B. 5 kb
C. 2.5 kb
D. 1 kb
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Correct Answer: 2.5 kb
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