Q. No.What is added to the 5’ end of hnRNA in Eukryotes?
1. Poly A tail
2. Methyl cytosine triphosphate
3. Methyl guanosine triphosphate
4. Poly U tail
1. Poly A tail
2. Methyl cytosine triphosphate
3. Methyl guanosine triphosphate
4. Poly U tail
Some amino acids are coded by more than one codon. Hence genetic code is:
(1) Unambiguous
(2) Non specific
(3) Degenerate
(4) Universal
In actual structure, tRNA is a compact molecule which looks like a/an:
(1) Clover leaf
(2) Rail road
(3) Inverted L
(4) Alpha helix
Which of the following anticodons will hybridize with the mRNA codon 5’ – AUG – 3’?
1. 5’ – UAC – 3’
2. 5’ – TAC – 3’
3. 3’ – UAC – 5’
4. 3’ – TAC – 5’
Which of the following acts as a ribozyme for peptide bond formation in bacteria?
(1) 5s rRNA
(2) 23s rRNA
(3) 16s rRNA
(4) 5.1s rRNA
The UTR [untranslated regions] in an mRNA:
(1) Are present only at 5’ end and are not required for efficient translation
(2) Are present only at 3’ end and are not required for efficient translation
(3) Are present at both 5’ and 3’ ends and are not required for efficient translation
(4) Are present at both 5’ and 3’ ends and are required for efficient translation process
Gene regulation in prokaryotes is carried out exclusively at the level of:
(1) Initiation of transcription
(2) Post transcriptional modifications
(3) Translation
(4) Post translational modifications
The repressor of lac operon is:
(1) Lactose itself
(2) A steroid
(3) Synthesized constitutively
(4) A product of structural gene
A very low level of expression of the lac operon has to be present in the cell:
(1) When lactose is present
(2) When lactose is absent
(3) When glucose is absent
(4) All the time
The lac operon is regarded as:
(1) Negative, Inducible
(2) Negative, Repressible
(3) Positive, Inducible
(4) Positive, Repressible
© 2024 GoodEd Technologies Pvt. Ltd.