BIO302 MCQs Mega File by Biotech Brainy Bunch
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- An E. coli chromosome is estimated to have about_____ super-coiled loops. (400)
- The first step is the initial binding of polymerase to a promoter to form what is called____? (Closed complex)
- tRNA accounts for some____ of all cellular RNA. (10%)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) formed by incomplete combustion of the burning wood or____ (Coal)
- The____ model predicts that the linker DNA forms a straight path between nucleosomes____. (Zigzag)
- tRNA having amino acid joins with____ during protein synthesis. (mRNA)
- Hershey and chase used____ isotopes for their experiments. (P)
- In a molecule of double-stranded DNA, the amount of Adenine present equal to the amount of? (thymine)
- Cell free fermentation was discovered in_____ (1897)
- The wave length range of VU-B light is____ nm. (296- 320)
- Direct de-alkylation reactions have probably been most extensively studied in_____. (E.
coli)
- The bacterium used in Hershey and Chase experiments were____. (E. coli)
- The nucleosome of eukaryotic genome contains about____ protein molecules with DNA.
(9)
- The wavelength of ultra violet light that damages DNA is_____ nm. (100- 400)
- Which three additional enzyme are required when the nick is present on 3’ end the mismatch. (MutS-alpha, Exol, and RPA)
- Presence of 5 origins of replication will divide each chromosome into_____ replicons. (5)
- RNA polymerase functions only in the presence of_____. (DNA)
- ______ number of distinct DNA glycosylase/ lyase enzymes have been identified in human cells. (6)
- Which shows the correct complimentary base pairing of DNA? (T-A, G-C)
- Long patch repair pathway replaces the_____ nucleotides. (2- 8)
- Ribose and deoxyribose sugar in nucleic acids differ in___ at___. (N, C3)
- E. coli chromosome consists of approx.____ nucleotide pairs. (4 Million)
- All organisms that have a mismatch repair system have MutS and _____ homologs.
(MutL)
- Formation of cyclo-butane pyrimidine dimer (CPD) which accounts for about ____ % of all the UV_ induced damage. (75)
- DNA replication is semi- conservative was proved in____. (1958)
- Nucleoside is_____. (Nucleotide- Phosphoric acid)
- The bond angles in protein primary structure resulting from rotations at C are labelled (phi) for the____. (N- alpha C)
- Cisplatin is very effective chemotherapeutic agent for treating cancers of the____.
(Bladder, Testicles, Ovaries, All given)
- The first enzyme diastase was discovered by_____. (Payen)
- Key substrates required for the synthesis of DNA to proceeds are_____ and____.
(Deoxy-nucleoside trio-phosphate- primer)
- DNA polymerases introduce about one miss-paired nucleotide per____ nucleotides.
(105)
- Performed the X-ray diffraction analysis of DNA fibers. (Rosalind and Wilkins)
- Exole enzyme degrades DNA in a_____ direction. (3’…….5’)
- _____carries the information from DNA to the ribosomal sites of protein synthesis.
(mRNA)
- Symmetry in quaternary structure of protein with two fold rotational axis is called____.
(Dihedral)
- RNA creates cavities on their outer surfaces specific for the different_____. (Amino
Acids)
- _____ make RNA using appropriate segments of chromosomal DNA as their templates.
(RNA polymerase)
- The first discovered enzyme is known as____. (Diastase)
- _____ adds a deoxy-ribonucleotide to the 3’-OH and of DNA. (DNA polymerase)
- The movement of DNA helicae along single strand of DNA strand in defined direction is known as____. (Polarity)
- An AP (apurinic and apyrimidine) site can be produced by___ enzyme. (DNA
glycosylase)
- Meselson and Stahl performed a classical experiment to distinguish among three possible models of DNA replication using isotope of____. (N)
- _____ is a sulphur containing amino acid. (Methionine)
- CH3 group is attached at____ of thymine nitrogenous base. (C6)
- Psoralen can_____ DNA if photo-activated. (Alkylate)
- Which one of these amino acids are present in high percentage in histone protein.
(Lycine)
- One of the most mutagenic base analogs is 5-bromouracil, an analog of_____. (Thymine)
- The basic nucleotide excision repair pathway is____ in all the organism. (Same)
- The length of mRNA molecules is variable and depends on the length of____. (Protein)
- James Watson and Francis Crick discovered the double helical structures of DNA in___.
(1953)
- Which one of these amino acids are present in high percentage in histone protein.
(Arginine)
- Central dogma of molecular biology does not involve____. (Carbohydrates)
- CPD photolyases are present in all organisms except___. (Humans)
- Urea was synthesized Wohler in____. (1828)
- The incorporation rate of rNTPs is____ folds lower than dNTPs. (1000)
- Which of the following is not a base of RNA? (Thymine(T)
Q57. Which enzyme prevents the accumulation of supercoils ahead of the replication fork?
(helicase)
- Working independently cracked the code in the early 1960s. (Nirenberrg and Gobind)
- The hydrophilic backbones of alternating deoxyribose and phosphate groups are inside the double helix, facing the surrounding water? (False)
- Chromosomes are made up of? (Protein and DNA)
- Chromosome theory of inheritance by Thomas Hunt Morgan was presented in? (1910 )
- Nucleotide consists of …… major molecules. (5)
- How many amino acids are there in one complete tern of DNA? ( 3.6 )
- Nucleosomes fold to form the _______ fiber. ( 30 nm )
- On which media, cells are preferred to be grown? (N14 b)
- DNA polymerase has ________ domains. (3 )
- An E.Coli chromosome is estimated to have about............super-coiled loops. (400)
- Separation of DNA is accomplished by __________. (Type II topoisomerase)
- Which one of the following is not an ionizing radiation? (Ultraviolet light)
- Hydrolytic deamination of cytosine is estimated to take place about a…. ( 100 to 500
times a day in a mammalian cell)
- What will happen to the DNA exposed to N-methylguanine. ( it will form a basic site )
- Aflatoxins are produced by; ( Fungi)
- ............are similar enough to the proper bases to get taken up by cells converted into nucleoside triphosphate and incorporated into DNA during replication. ( Base analogs)
- Cells infected with phage ..........provide the ideal system to find the true template for protein synthesis ( T4 )
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