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DNA Sequencing, Mutation and Repair problems
1. Thymine dimers are directly repaired with the help of visible light by process known as
Options
A. phosphorylation
B. excision repair
C. photosynthesis
D. photoreactivation
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Correct Answer: photoreactivation
2. A nonsense mutation may result into
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A. an abnormal elongation of a polypeptide
B. a large deletion within the reading frame of a gene
C. a premature termination of the synthesis of a polypeptide
D. modification of mRNA
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Correct Answer: a premature termination of the synthesis of a polypeptide
3. The promoter on an expression vector used to overproduce proteins in bacteria is
Options
A. a bacterial promoter
B. expressed both in bacteria and mammalian cells
C. not a regulated promoter
D. the natural promoter of the gene being cloned
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Correct Answer: a bacterial promoter
4. Frame shift mutation may occur as a result of
Options
A. formation of a thymine-dimer
B. deamination of cytosine to uracil
C. conversion of guanine to xanthine
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: none of the above
5. Which of the following bacterial genome was sequenced first?
Options
A.
E. coli
B.
S. pneumoniae
C.
H. influenzae
D.
S. thermophilus
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Correct Answer:
H. influenzae
6. What was the first eukaryotic chromosome to be sequenced?
Options
A. Yeast chromosome III
B. Yeast chromosome XI
C. Arabidopsis chromosome IV
D. None of these
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Correct Answer: Yeast chromosome III
7. The DNA sequences of rRNA genes can be used to
Options
A. assess relatedness of eukaryotes but not prokaryotes
B. obtain a tentative identification of a new microorganism
C. predict the pulsed field gel pattern of a microorganism
D. predict whether a bacteria will be gram-positive or gram-negative
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Correct Answer: obtain a tentative identification of a new microorganism
8. The mutation which will not affect the length of a protein is,
Options
A. nonsense mutation
B. missense mutation
C. frameshift mutation
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: missense mutation
9. Due to which of the following DNA repair mechanisms, one is able to distinguish newly synthesized DNA strands from older one?
Options
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
10. 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
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