BIO302 Midterm Subjective and Objective Guess Paper 2023 by Sulman Ali
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- BIO302 Molecular Biology
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- All organisms that have a mismatch repair system have MutS and ___ homologs. (MutL)
- An E. coli chromosome is estimated to have about___ super-coiled loops. (400)
- The first discovered enzyme is known as__. (Diastase)
- The incorporation rate of rNTPs is__ folds lower than dNTPs. (1000)
- There are three human MutS homologs ( MSH2, MSH3, MSH6)
Q6. Which enzyme prevents the accumulation of supercoils ahead of the replication fork?
(helicase)
- Hydrolytic deamination of cytosine is estimated to take place about a…. (100 to 500)
times a day in a mammalian cell
- Which of the following is not a base of RNA? (Thymine(T)
- Psoralen can___ DNA if photo-activated. (Alkylate)
- The bond angles in protein primary structure resulting from rotations at C are labelled (phi) for the__. (N- alpha C)
- Meselson and Stahl performed a classical experiment to distinguish among three possible models of DNA replication using isotope of__. (N)
- DNA polymerases introduce about one mis-paired nucleotide per__ nucleotides. (105)
- over all three dimensional arrangement of all atoms in protein.( Tertiary structure of protein).
- In transcription information of DNA is copied from. mRNA
- Pyrimidine consist of???( Heterocyclic aromatic ring structure composed of carbon and nitrogen atoms. It has a six-membered ring with two nitrogen atoms at positions 1 and
- Examples of pyrimidines include cytosine, thymine (in DNA), and uracil (in RNA).
- Most important clue of structure of DNA before 1953 ( Erwin Chargaff)
- DNA with bound histone in the eukaryotes is( Chromatin).
- During DNA replication each strand serve as(template ).
- Mutation is necessary evil as? not all mutations give advantage to organism
- Replication machine achieves remarkably high degree of accuracy ( proofreading mechanism).
- The RNA AU/GC ration was roughly .... To the DNA AT/GC ration. (Similar).
- RNA polymerase perform s essentially the same reaction in all cells from bacteria to human.( RNA).
- Strands of DNA are separated at the replication fork.. (dsDNA)
- Types of histone protein__5
- Simplest amino acid residues __ glycine
- The most common cyclobutane pyrimidine dimer is _ thymine-thymine
- Enzyme that converts hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen is _ catalase.
- Nucleotides join with bond___ phosphodiester bond
- CPD photolyase is present in a variety of organisms except _ placental mammals
- Hydrolytic deamination of cytosine is estimated to take place about _ times a day in a mammalian cell..... 100 to 500
- Okazaki fragments vary in length from _ nucleotides in bacteria. 1000 to 2000
- Griffith theorized that some substance of the dead bacteria might be responsible for that transformation . He called that substance as the transforming principle. _ True
- The RNA AU/GC ratio was roughly _ to the DNA AT/GC ratio___ similar
- The viral nucleic acid can be__ linear or circular
- Cisplatin was found to block cell division in __E. coli.
- DNA helicase separate____ DNA into__ Double stranded, Single strand
- DNA consist of ____ helical polynucleotide strands which are wound around the same axis to form ____ double helix___ Two, right handed
- DNA helicases can have a polarity of either___ 5’3’ or 3’5’.
- How many different types of amino acids are present___ 20
- The length of DNA around nucleosome also varies from one organism to the other ranging from about____ 170-240bp
- Nucleoside is___ Nucleotide – phosphoric acid
- The group of adjacent nucleotides are joined by____ Phosphodiester bond
- RNA can base-pair with complementary regions of either___ RNA or DNA.
- The overall three dimensional arrangement of all atoms in a protein is referred as____ Tertiary structure of protein.
- Which of following purine base is present in RNA__ Guanine
- Which nucleotides are considered as purine__ adenine & Guanine
- Avery performed his experiment to give evidence about DNA is heredity material___
1944
- The helical twist of the α-helix found in all proteins is__ right-handed
- The DNA polymerase require a primer with a free___ 3’-OH
- The bond angles in protein primary structure resulting from rotations at C are labelled (psi) for the____ bond ___ Alpha C-C
- First enzyme diastase discovered by___ Anseime Payen in 1833
- About ____ of all amino acid residues in polypeptides are found in α-helices.__ one-
forth
- The palm domain of DNA Polymerase is composed of a ___ sheet and contains the primary elements of the catalytic site.__ Beta
- A typical human cell contains about___ million copies of each kind of histone___ 60
- The binding of histones to phosphate group of a nucleotide is aided by___ charged site chain of ___: Positive, Arginine.
- Which shows the correct complimentary base pairing of DNA ___ A-T, G-C 63) The nucleotide containing nitrogenous base cytosine is known as: Deoxycytidylate
- A nucleosome has about ___ nucleotides in eukaryotic genome__ 400
- The percentage of nucleic acid in relation to protein is about ____ for the influenza virus__ 1%
- CH3 Group attached at___ of thymine nitrogenous base__ C5
- _____ is the nucleoside name of nucleotide adenosine___ Deoxyadenosine
- Key substrate required for the synthesis of DNA to proceed are ___ and____:
deoxynucleoside triphosphate , Primer
- The two DNA strands in double helix are joined by___ Hydrogen bond
- Central dogma of molecular biology was laid in___ 1957 71)
- Which is not type of RNA____ qRNA
- When Frederick Griffith coined the term “transformation” this was in reference to the genetic re-programming of___ patients with pneumonia
- E-coli chromosome consists of approx.____ nucleotide pairs___ 4 million
- The bond between tRNA and amino acid is____ bond___ covalent
- Urea was synthesized by Wholer in ___ 1828
- The linkage between two amino acids removes a __ molecule__ H2O
- Amino acid attach to__ end of tRNA.___ 3’
- The junction between the newly separated template strands and the ___ dsDNA is known as _____unreplicated , replication fork
- DNA bound histone in the eukaryotes is___ chromatin
- During DNA replication each strand serve as___ Template
- Mutation is necessary evil as __ not all mutations give advantage to organism
- Replication machine achieves remarkably high degree of accuracy ___ proofreading
mechanism
- The RNA AU/GC ratio was roughly ___ to the DNA AT/GC ratio___ similar
- Strands of DNA are separated at the replication fork___ dsDNA
- PAH stands for___ Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
- Nucleic acids are ___ polymeric compounds
- RNA contain how many ribonucleotides___ 5
- ____ are exceptionally simple and extremely small microorganisms.____ viruses
- Simplest amino acid residues ____ glycine
- First discovered enzyme___ Diastase
- Transition mutation example____ Alkylation Damage to DNA
- Rosalind Franklin & Maurice wilkins discovered DNA by _____ X-ray diffraction
- Types of nucleotides___ 5
- How many types of ribonucleic acids are present in body___ three
- Which RNA contain anticodon___tRNA
- POL IV and POL V are present in plants where they transcribe ____ small interference
RNAs (RNi)
- Which strand replicates in forward direction ___ leading strand
- CPD photolyase is present in a variety of organisms except ___ human and other
placental mammals
- Replication start on which strand___ Leading strand
- Which enzyme play major role in replication___ DNA polymerase
- Nucleic acid to protein ratio in influenza virus___ 1%
- Metabolic ions reason of endogenous mutation____ DNA mutation
- Which RNA bind with anticodon____ tRNA
- Superoxide dismutase which convert _____ into hydrogen peroxide and oxygen ___
superoxide radicals
- Which enzyme breaks the dsDNA and passes some amount of DNA from the break___
Topoisomerase
- The most common cyclobutane pyrimidine dimer is ___ thymine-thymine
100. Enzyme that convert superoxide into molecular oxygen and hydrogen peroxide___ superoxide dismutase 101. Separation of DNA is accomplished at__ chromosome end 102. Separation of DNA is accomplished by the action of ___ Type II topoisomerase. 103. Chromosome theory of Inheritance was given by ___ in__: Thomas Hunt
Morgan, 1910
104. The repeating units in nucleic acids are__ nucleotides. 105. The DNA connecting two nucleosomes is called ___ Linker DNA 106. Large polypeptide chains usually fold into two or more globular clusters known as___ domain 107. Secondary structure of proteins refers to the local confirmation of some part of a ____ polypeptide 108. If a super coiled DNA molecule receives a ____ the strain of unwinding is immediately removed. ___ Nick 109. Primary structure or ___ of protein refers to amino___ covalent structure 110. The first clue that DNA was the carrier of heredity information came from the work of ____ in___: Fred Griffth, 1928 111. Exposure of DNA to dimethyl nitrosamine leads to___ produce mono-adduct 112. Which enzyme are called succide enzyme___ alkyltransferase 113. Two mammalian 3’ exonuclease, TREX & TREX2 may convert the errors that introduced by ___ pol β
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