This section includes 7 InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Current Affairs knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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What is the basis of DNA fingerprinting?(a) Self copy of DNA(b) Fingerprint of DNA(c) DNA fingerprints of two individual are not the same(d) none of the above |
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Answer» (c) DNA fingerprints of two individual are not the same |
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How many numbers of nucleotides pairs found in human?(a) 3 lac(b) 30 lac(c) 3 crores(d) 3 Billion |
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Answer» 3 Billion numbers of nucleotides pairs found in human. |
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What is a Genome?(a) Sum total of a haploid set of chromosome & extra chromosomal material of the cell(b) Total No. of a chromosome is an organism(c) diploid sets of chromosomes(d) number of chromosomes found in the zygote |
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Answer» (a) Sum total of a haploid set of chromosome & extra chromosomal material of the cell |
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Dolly was produced by the help of which technique:(a) From normal hybridization(b) From normal sexual reproduction(c) From cloning(d) From Tissue Culture |
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Answer» (c) From cloning |
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What is the Honolulu Technique? Who developed this technique and where. |
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Answer» It was developed by Teruhiko Wakayama and Ryuzo Vanagimachi at University of Hawaii (1998). It is used to produce an animal clone. |
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Define Probe. |
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Answer» The probe is a fragment of DNA or RNA of variable length which can be radioactively or fluorescently labelled. |
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What are mutagens? |
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Answer» The factors which produce mutations are called mutagens. |
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What is Non-disjunction? |
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Answer» Failure of a pair of homologous chromosomes to separate in meiosis – I, failure of sister chromatids to separate during meiosis – II is called non-disjunction. |
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The stage through which change in a group of chromosomes numbers occurs is called? |
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Answer» The stage through Polyploidy change in a group of chromosomes numbers occurs is called. |
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Define Wobble Hypothesis. |
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Answer» The genetic codes are ambiguity in nature. It means a particular amino acid can be coded by more than one codons. It was explained by Crick who gives Wobble hypothesis. According to this theory, if the amino acid is coded by more than one code than initial two nucleotides of the codon are same only 3rd nitrogenous base are different. |
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What is gene cloning? |
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Answer» Gene Cloning:
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What is Euploidy? |
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Answer» Euploidy or Polyploidy: This can be of two types –
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Define genome. |
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Answer» Genome:
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What is duplication? |
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Answer» Sometimes, some genes are present more than once in a chromosome i.e. one, segment repeats twice in a chromosome. It is called duplication. |
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Define Gene Mutation. |
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Answer» Some time mismatch combination of nitrogenous bases occurs in daughter DNA. If this change occurs at gene level it is known as Gene Mutation. |
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What is a Mutation?(a) Change in the genetic material of DNA(b) Permanent and Hereditary change in the DNA(c) Change in the cytoplasm of the cell(d) any kind of variations |
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Answer» (b) Permanent and Hereditary change in the DNA |
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Genetic code includes –(a) 3 nucleotide bases, 64 codons(b) 3 nucleotide bases, 18 codons(c) 2 bases, 32 codons(d) 2 bases, 64 codons |
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Answer» (a) 3 nucleotide bases, 64 codons |
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If adenine is replaced from guanine than mutation is –(a) Frameshift mutation(b) Transcription(c) Transition(d) Transversion |
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Answer» (c) Transition |
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