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OBJECTIVES

  1. Which statement is not true about optimal energy? Native Structure Is Always at The Global

Minimum

  1. Which of the following main component of mass spectroscopy component according to their mass to change ratio? Detector System
  2. _______ is exhaustive search approach. SEQUEST Algorithm
  3. Bioinformatics requires ___________. Smart Mind & Internet Connected Computer
  4. Which of the following does not affect the stability of alpha helix? Bulkiness
  5. A sequence of genome is meaningless without___. Assembly
  6. Brute Force is _____Pattern finding Algorithms. Approximate
  7. LCS scoring mechanism is for _____________ Sequence Similarity Analysis
  8. Physiological base approach _________________ Disease Centric
  9. An association rule has two parts __________________ If and Then
  10. Transfer of gene among organism is called ___________ Horizontal Gene Transfer
  11. Eco R1 breakdown DNA at _______________ GAATTC
  12. Programming language used for modeler ______________ Python
  13. It is to compute the prefix function _______________ O(M)
  14. Prob used by sequencing in hybridization have size ________ 8-32
  15. Which is correct_____? Homology Vs Paralogy + Orthology
  16. _______ helps in finding global alignment. Needleman Wunsch
  17. Brute force algorithm uses every possible _____ to find the solution. L MER
  18. LCS scoring award 1 for _______________ Match
  19. __programming approach does not require prior sequence alignment. Dynamic Programming
  20. Brute force is a ________________________ Motif Finding Problem
  21. DNA array is also known as ___________ DNA Chip
  22. GCG stand for ____________ Genetics Computer Group
  23. Gene mapping is determining the_____ on chromosome. Location
  24. MS2 genome has _______ amino acid.129
  25. Method use fr lesd validation______________________ Virtual Screening
  26. Use for embryonic development ____________________ Homeobox Genes
  27. Concerned with the effect of genetic factors on reactions to drugs ___ Pharmacogenetics
  28. Sequence in EMBL format start with ________________ SQ
  29. An ordered sequence of symbols ___ Pattern
  30. Deletion in alignment in Edit graph shows _____ East (Horizontal Arrow)
  31. How many methods for lead validation? 5
  32. Chou FASMAN algorithm helps to find ________________ Secondary Structure of Protein
  33. Plant mitochondria contain genes __________ 150 – 200kb
  34. Brute force is an _____ Pattern finding algorithm. Approximation Algorithm
  35. Which identify the structure with minimum free energy ________ Ab Initio
  36. Length of each line for FASTA algorithm should be _____________ Shorter Than 80 Or (60)
  37. Genome rearrangement results in a change of __________ Gene Ordering
  38. Human genome consists of repeats ________ 20 %
  39. Responsible for protein function __________ Protein Structure
  40. ______ pattern matches with k mismatches or differences. Approximate
  41. We look for molecule which need to be selected as target and those molecules that cause disease _________ Target Discovery
  42. GEO for ________. Gene Expression Omnibus
  43. Intron start from5 end is____ ans 3´ end is___________. GT, AG
  44. SINE is ______ bp long. 80 – 300
  45. Needle man publish in _______________________________ 1970
  46. Chou FASMAN algorithm was 1st used in _______ 1974 – 1978
  47. The notion of spectral similarity with shared peaks count _____________ P1, P2-S1 and S2
  48. Human genome project ___________________________ 1988
  49. TCGGGATTTCC is in drosophila for activate _____________________ Immunity
  50. BLOSUM 6 is good for _____________________ Un Gaped Alignment
  51. Disease that are hereditary ____________________ 3000 – 4000
  52. Computational technique uses for protein not present in database ______. DENOVO
  53. Motif are found in ___________. Promoter
  54. A simple way (but not the best) to score an alignment is to count 1 for each match and 0 for each mismatch. Simple Alignment Scores
  55. Substitution matrices are the log-odds matrices used for scoring____ substitutions in pairwise alignments. Amino Acid
  56. When amino Acids are dissimilar, mutations from one into the other occur less during evolution it will be__? Negative Score
  57. Substitution scores can be derived from, (Match Model, Probabilistic Model)
  58. The probability of two sequences is the product of probability of each amino acid, in the case

Of. (Unrelated Model, Random Model)

  1. Day Hoff, Schwartz and Orcutt presented their famous PAM matrix in? 1978
  2. ______do not capture true difference between short time substitutions and long-term ones. Day

Hoff Matrices

  1. Which one can perform well only in case of closely related proteins. PAM Matrices
  2. BLOSOM or BLOCKS database was derived in ____by Henikoff & Henikoff. 1992
  3. BLOSUM62 is good for ___Alignments. Ungapped
  4. PAM and BLOSUM are famous ___ matrices. Substitution
  5. Smith-Waterman algorithm finds the best ____ alignment between two sequences. Local
  6. Dynamic programming is used to find an _alignment of two sequences and its scores. Optimal
  7. Needleman Wunch algorithm was developed by Saul B. Needleman and Christian D. Wunsch and published in. 1970
  8. In needle man wunch algorithm while doing matrix filling is____ the sum of the cell to the left and the gap score. Horizontal Gap Score
  9. ___was awarded by Noble prize after sequencing a virus having size 5386 nucleotides. Fred

Sanger

  1. Human genome project was started in? 1988
  2. After completion of genome project approximately ___ nucleotides were sequenced. 3 Billion
  3. How many nucleotides could be reads in starting sequencing methods? 500 - 700
  4. After completion of H.G.P, Shotgun sequencing was coming into being after? 20 Years
  5. Shot gun sequencing is used when there will be_____ Amount of DNA sequence. Huge
  6. In shot gun we use ____ for the breakdown of DNA into small pieces. Sonication
  7. For obtaining shortest super string we use a technique. Shortest Super String Problem
  8. Poly nomial algorithm is ____ for shortest super string problem. Unlikely
  9. In sequencing hybridization to identify a fragment there was a small prob of ___ nucleotides size. 8 – 32
  10. Which of the following is time consuming technique? Sequencing Hybridization, Human

Genome Project

  1. Light directed polymer synthesis was develop by. Steve Fodor
  2. Steve gave his sequencing technique in? 1991
  3. 64-kb DNA array was built in 1994 by a company of California named as? Affymetrix
  4. In an array of DNA chip each prob locate at a distance with? Known Location
  5. What we use to determine the prob which is hybridized to DNA. Spectroscopic Detector
  6. Fragment assembly is actually assemblage of fragments into? Entire Genome
  7. How many %age of human genome consists of repeat sequence? 20%
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