Q8.Which of the following disease in humans is caused due to expanded microsatellite repeats? (A) Huntington’s disease(B) Cystic fibrosis(C) Tuberculosis(D) Alcaptonurea Huntington’s disease (A) is caused by expanded microsatellite repeats, […]
Q7.Which of the following techniques may be used for identifying a regulatory protein that acts by binding to specific sequence of DNA? (A) Southern blotting(B) Northern blotting(C) South western blotting(D) […]
Q6.Which of the following Histone protein found in chromatin has high Lysine content? (A) H1(B) H2A(C) H3(D) H4 Answer: (A) H1 Histone H1, the linker histone, has the highest lysine […]
Q5.The microscope that converts slight difference in the refractive index and cell density into easily observed difference in the light intensity is known as- (A) Phase contrast microscope(B) Bright field […]
Q4.The pH at which net charge of protein becomes zero under an electrical field at room temperature is known as: (A) Isoelectric potential(B) Isothermal point(C) Isomeric point(D) Isoelectric point Answer: […]
Q3.The most common initial step to separate water soluble proteins from insoluble cellular material is- (A) Electroporation(B) Differential centrifugation(C) Density-gradient centrifugation(D) Western blotting Answer: (B) Differential centrifugation Differential centrifugation is […]
Q2.A specific protein required for infecting a host by corona virus is known as: (A) Receptor protein(B) PDE(C) Spike protein(D) Polymerase basic 2 Answer: (C) Spike protein The spike protein […]
Q1.Which of the following technique is used for tracing change in intracellular location of proteins and metabolites. (A) Chromatography(B) DNA foot printing(C) DNA end labelling(D) Pulse-chase experiment Answer: (D) Pulse-chase […]
Q75.Mutation in the class A genes in ABCDE model of flower development leads to which pattern of floral organization? (1) Sepal–sepal–carpel–petal(2) Petal–carpel–sepal–sepal(3) Carpel–stamen–stamen–carpel(4) Stamen–petal–petal–sepal In the ABCDE model of flower […]
Q74.Agrobacterium tumefaciens is used for transformation in plant tissue culture because (1) Both Agrobacterium and plants have similar genetic make-up(2) Agrobacterium genomic DNA can transfer its genetic material to plants(3) […]