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Question : degeneration of DNA after heating can be studied by comparing: |
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Answer» `A:T` RATIO |
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| 18253. |
Question : Degeneracy of genetic codes is due to |
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Answer» FUNCTIONAL 61 codons and 20 AMINO ACIDS |
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| 18254. |
Question : Degeneracy of codon - comment. |
| Answer» Solution :A degenerate code means that more than one triplet CODON could code for a SPECIFIC amino acid. For EXAMPLE, CODONS GUU, GUC, GUA and GUG code for valine. | |
| 18255. |
Question :Deforestation means....... |
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Answer» a) GROWING plants and trees in an area where there is no FOREST |
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| 18256. |
Question : Deforestation is creating various adverse effect on environment. Enlist the consequences of deforestation. |
| Answer» Solution : (a) Increased global WARMING. (b) Loss of LIVELIHOOD for FOREST DWELLERS. (C) Loss of bio-diversity (d) Decrease in soil fertility. (e) Decline in annual rainfall. | |
| 18257. |
Question : Deforestation is creating a lot of problems in the environments. List the consequences of deforestation |
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Answer» Solution :• ENHANCED `CO_2` concentration in atmosphere • Loss of biodiversity • Soil erosion • Desertification • DISTURBED HYDROLOGICAL cycles. • Reduce emission of AUTOMOBILE exhaust • Growing more TREES. |
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| 18258. |
Question : Deforestation generally results in reduction of : |
| Answer» Answer :C | |
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Question : Deforestation activitiesand forestfires leadsto therise in global temperature ,it is due to |
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Answer» increased In CO level |
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| 18260. |
Question : Deforestation does not lead to |
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Answer» a) Quick NUTRIENT CYCLING |
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| 18261. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation VNTR : |
| Answer» Solution :The human genome CONTAINS numerous short DNA sequences that are present as tandem repeats of VARIED lengths at several chromosomal locations. These variable NUMBER tandem repeats IVNTRsJare important components of DNA FINGERPRINTS. | |
| 18262. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation Xerophytes |
| Answer» Solution :PLANTS growing in XERIC CONDITIONS or DRY conditions. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Trophic level : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Based on the source of their NUTRITION or food organisms occupy a SPECIFIC place in the food chain that is KNOWN as their trophic LEVEL. | |
| 18264. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation Transgene : |
| Answer» Solution :A gene that is taken from ONE organism and inserted into the germ line of ANOTHER organism so that it is replicated as part of the genome and present in all the RECIPIENTS cells. The resulting organism is DESCRIBED as transgenic. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Transcription : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The process of copying GENETIC information from one STRAND of the DNA into RNA is termed a TRANSCRIPTION. | |
| 18266. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation The structural gene : |
| Answer» Solution :The structural GENE in a TRANSCRIPTION UNIT is flanked by a PROMOTER and TERMINATOR. | |
| 18267. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation Tailing : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :In TAILING, adenylate, RESIDUES (200 - 300) are added at 3.-end in a template INDEPENDENT MANNER. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Sticky end : |
| Answer» Solution :The single - STRANDED EXTENSION of a DNA fragment that has been cleaved at a specific sequence OFTEN by a restriction endonuclease in a staggered cut such that this single stranded extension is COMPLEMENTARY to those of similarly cleaved DNAs. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Stenothermals |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Animals which can tolerate only small RANGE of TEMPERATURE. | |
| 18270. |
Question : Definitions/Explanation Standing state : |
| Answer» Solution :The amount of nutrients, such as carbon, NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, calcium ETC., present in the soil at any given time is referred to as the standing state. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Splicing : |
| Answer» Solution :The primary TRANSCRIPTS contain both the EXONS and INTRONS and are non-functional. Hence it is subjected to a process called SPLICING where introns are removed and exons are JOINED in a defined order. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Split gene : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The GENE with both EXONS and introns is a characteristic of EUKARYOTIC DNA. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Species diversity |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The SPECIES diversity of any AREA is determined by various species which LIVE there. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Soil erosion : |
| Answer» Solution :The REMOVAL and TRANSPORTATION of top layer of soil from its original position to another PLACE with the help of certain agents such as strong winds and FAST running rains is called as soil erosion. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Smog : |
| Answer» Solution :Smog is a dark coloured fog and is formed of SMOKE, dust, WATER vapour GASES like `SO_(2), NO_(2), H_(2)S`. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Sere : |
| Answer» Solution :The ENTIRE sequence of communities that SUCCESSIVELY CHANGE in a GIVEN area are called SERE. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Sequence Annotation : |
| Answer» Solution :The sequencing the whole set of genome that contained all the CODING and non coding SEQUENCE and later ASSIGNING DIFFERENT regions in the sequence with functions a term referred to as sequence Annotation. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Semiconservative DNA replication : |
| Answer» Solution :The TWO of DNA STRANDS would separate and act as a template for the synthesis of new complementary strands. After the COMPLETION of replication, each DNA molecule would have ONE parental and one NEWLY synthesized strand. This scheme was termed as semiconservative DNA replication. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Sanctuary |
| Answer» SOLUTION :A sanctuary is an area which is reserved for the conservation of animals and only OPERATIONS such as, harvesting of timber, collection of minor forest PRODUCTS and private ownership rights are allowed with the CONDITION that they do not AFFECT the animal adversely. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Sciophytes |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PLANTS GROWING in lower light INTENSITIES. They are also called as shade plants. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Saprotrophs : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The ORGANISMS which get NUTRITION by decomposition DEAD remains or dead organic MATTER. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Replication fork : |
| Answer» Solution :For long DNA MOLECULES, since the two strands of DNA cannot be separated in its entire LENGTH the REPLICATION occur within a small opening of the DNA helix referred to as replication fork. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Regulatorgene : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It CONTROLS ACTIVITY of operator gene by producing REPRESSOR molecules. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Productivity : |
| Answer» Solution :The AMOUNT of biomass PRODUCTION is CALLED PRODUCTIVITY | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Promotergene : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It is an initiation point for transcription and the SITE for binding of RNA POLYMERASE. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Pyrolysis : |
| Answer» Solution :Pyrolysis is BURNING without oxygen.It consumes a LARGE amount of ENERGY. It is very costly MEANS of disposing of the wastes. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Probe : |
| Answer» Solution :A LABELLED SINGLE STRANDED DNA or RNA segment that can hybridize with a DNA or RNA of interest in a screening procedure. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Point sources of water pollution : |
| Answer» Solution :POINT sources of WATER pollution discharge their pollutant at a SPECIFIC site e.g domestic sewage and industrial effluents. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Operator gene : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It GIVES PASSAGE to RNA polymerase moving from promotor to structural GENE i.e. it CONTROL activity of structural gene. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Nucleosome : |
| Answer» Solution :The negatively CHARGED DNA is wrapped around the positively charged histone octomer to FORM a structure called NUCLEOSOME. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Non-point sources of pollution : |
| Answer» Solution :Non-point sources of pollution discharge their EFFLUENTS over a LARGE area e.g CITY storm water flow, agriculture RUN off etc. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Noise : |
| Answer» Solution :An UNPLEASANT sound DETRIMENTAL to HUMAN HEALTH. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation National parks |
| Answer» Solution :A national park is an area which is strictly reserved for the WELFARE of wild life and where ACTIVITIES such as FORESTRY, grazing or CULTIVATION are not allowed. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Key stone species |
| Answer» Solution :Few ANIMALS that produces LONG lasting CHANGES which ALTER or maintain their environment. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Introns : |
| Answer» Solution :INTERVENING sequences which do not appear in MATURE or processed RNA. They only internupt EXONS. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Hotspot |
| Answer» Solution :These are AREAS that are EXTREMELY rich in SPECIES DIVERSITY, have HIGH endemism and are under constant threat. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Insertional Inactivation : |
| Answer» Solution :In plasmid, various genes producing antibiotic are seen which ACT as a selectable marker when FOREIGN gene is CONNECTED with this part, gene producing antibiotic becomes inactive. It is called insertional INACTIVATION. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation In-situ conservation |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The conservation of genetic resources in their NATURAL HABITAT is CALLED in-situ conservation. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Histones : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :There is a set of positively charged BASIC protein CALLED Histones. Histones are rich in the basic amino acids RESIDUES LYSINES and arginincs. | |
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Question : Definitions/Explanation Histone octomer : |
| Answer» Solution :Histones are organised to form a UNIT of EIGHT molecules CALLED as HISTONE octomer. | |