6. If mutation changes codon in such a way that there is no effect on functioning and sequence of protein. This type of mutation is termed as (1) Silent mutation […]
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Substitution Mutation Detection
5. If substitution is the only possible type of mutation, then which technique would be no more useful for detecting them? (1) DNA sequencing (2) PCR amplification (3) Database searching […]
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Frame Shift Mutation Induced by Acridines
4. The frame shift mutation is induced by- (1) Nitrous oxide (2) Acradines (3) EMS (4) UV rays Frame shift mutations occur due to insertion or deletion of nucleotides not […]
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Point Mutation
3. Point mutation in which there is deletion or addition of one base pair is termed as (1) Deletion (2) Transition (3) Transversion (4) Frame shift mutation A point mutation […]
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Single Base Pair Mutation in DNA
2. A single base pair mutation occurs in strand and mutant strand has a sequence CATTACCG, while its complementary strand has a sequence GTTATGGC. It means mutation has changed base […]
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Intergenic Suppression of Mutation in Coding Sequence
1. Which one of the following situations could be termed as intergenic suppression of a mutation in a coding sequence? (1) A nonsense mutation in the codon leading to lack […]
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Genetic Map vs Physical Map
95. The following figure represents a physical map and a genetic map for 5 different genes (a to e) Which one of the following statements based on the above is […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on GENE MAPPING METHODS
Genetic Map vs Physical Map
94. The following figure depicts the relationship between a genetic map for four genes (A, B, C and D) and their corresponding physical map. The following statements are made to […]
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Somatic Cell Hybridization
A series of ceil lines was created by fusing mouse and human somatic cells. In mouse-human somatic cell hybrids, human chromosomes tend to get lost before becoming a stable cell […]
CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution on GENE MAPPING METHODS
Somatic Hybrid Cell Lines
Three somatic hybrid ceil lines, designated as X, Y and Z, have been scored for the presence or absence of chromosomes 1 through 8, as well as for their ability […]
