Which human chromosome has maximum and minimum genes located on it respectively?

1. X and 1
2. X and Y
3. Y and 1
4. 1 and Y

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SNPs in human genome are located at about:

1. 1.4 million locations
2. 1.7 million locations
3. 2.1 million locations
4. 2.4 million locations

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Satellite DNA:

1. Form a small portion of the human genome

2. Code for proteins that are essential for survival

3. Code for proteins that are not essential for survival

4. Show a high degree of polymorphism

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The technique of DNA fingerprinting was developed initially by:

1.Alfred Sturtevant2.Alec Jeffrys
3.Thomas Cech4.Fire and Mello

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Southern blotting is transfer to nitrocellulose sheet from agar gel of:

1.RNA2.Proteins
3.DNA4.Lipids

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The size of VNTR varies from:

1. 0.1 to 20 kb
2. 0.1 to 2.0 mb
3. 0.1 to 0.2 bp
4. 0.1 to 2.0 bp

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For the multiplication of any alien piece of DNA in an organism it needs to be a part of a chromosome that has a specific:
1. Telomeric sequence
2. Multiple cloning site
3. Ori
4. Selectable marker

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Griffith co-injected the heat-killed S and live R strains of Pneumococcus bacterium into the mice and much to his surprise the mice developed pneumonia and died. He concluded that:

I: Live R was transformed into Live S strain as he was able to isolate Live S strain from the blood of the infected mice.
II: Bacterial transformation is a stable and heritable change as the culture of bacteria isolated from dead mice was unable to infect other mice.
 
1. Both I and II are correct
2. Only I is correct
3. Only II is correct
4. Both I and II are incorrect

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The radius of the double helix of B-DNA [Watson and Crick model] is approximately:

1.1.0 nm2.2.0 nm
3.0.34 nm4.3.4 nm

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An RNA primer is essential for DNA synthesis carried out by DNA polymerase III. This is because, to synthesize DNA, DNA polymerase III requires:

1.  A free 3’ – PO4 group
2.  A free 5’ – PO4 group
3.  A free 3’ – OH group
4.  A free 5’ – OH group

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