9. Interacting genes which are involved in producing continuous variation in phenotypes in a population are known as/constitute (1) codominant genes (2) pseudogenes (3) alleles (4) QTLs The correct answer […]
Tag: CSIR NET Life Science Previous Year Questions and Solution Genetics
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Why Do Cloned Plants Show Different Heights?
8. In an experiment, clones of a plant is grown in a field. The plants were observed to be of different heights. When a graph was plotted for frequency of […]
Understanding the Basis of Highly Variable Traits with Bell-Shaped Distribution
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7. A new trait was found to be highly variable in a population, It showed a bell-shaped distribution and is shown to be influenced by environmental factors. The trait can […]
Understanding Quantitative Inheritance and Polygenic Traits
6. Which one of the following statements is INCORRECT? (1) Quantitative inheritance results in a range of measurable phenotypes for a polygenic trait. (2) Polygenic traits often demonstrate continuous variation. […]
Understanding Quantitative Inheritance
5. Quantitative inheritance are due to (1) Variation in phenotype (2) Variation in genotype (3) Variation in environment (4) Variation in both genotype and environment Quantitative inheritance is due to […]
How to Identify Polygenic Traits in Crops Using QTL Mapping
4.Polygenic traits in crops can be identified by (1) QTL mapping (2) Cluster analysis (3) Tandem array analysis (4) Gene mapping Polygenic traits in crops are best identified by QTL […]
Understanding Mendelian Inheritance and Its Applicability to Different Genetic Traits
3. Mendelian inheritance is obeyed by (1) Quantitative traits (2) Transposons (3) Organelle inheritance (4) Sex linked trait Mendelian inheritance is obeyed by sex-linked traits (4), but not by quantitative […]
Understanding Heterosis
1. The phenomenon that progeny of diverse varieties of a species or crosses between species exhibit greater biomass. speed of development, and fertility than both parents is termed as (1) […]
Inheritance of Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Pea Plants
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Cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) in plants is caused by mutation in the mitochondrial genome. CMS can be restored by a nuclear gene, restorer of fertility (Rf), which is a dominant […]
Yeast Petite and Grande Crosses
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15. Two petite yeasts, Mat-a and Mat-α are crossed. The diploid is grande. After a few mitotic divisions, the grande diploid is sporulated. The analysis of a large number of […]


