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Take MCQ Biology Test1.
Why is the strand of DNA with 3'-5' polarity transcribed and not the other strand with 5'--> 3' polarity?
2.
Cattle or even human beings, sometimes give to their young ones having extremely different sets of organs like limbs/position of eye(s) etc.Comment with respect of genetics involved in it.
3.
Do you think that the alternate splicing of exons may enable a structural gene to code for several isoproteins from one and the same gene ?If yes.how?If not, why so?
4.
What do you understand by 5'-end and 3'-end?
5.
(a)Name a genetic RNA and a non-genetic RNA
(b)Differntiate between prokaryotic mRNA and eukaryotic mRNA on the basis of any one character.
6.
Here some correct and some wrong statements.Correct only those statements which are wrong:
(a) The genetic code is universal
(b)The genetic code is ambiguous
(c)The genetic code is regenerated.
(d)Transfer RNA(tRNA)carry amino acids to mRNA codons and used again and again in transcription.
(e)UAA, UAG and UGC are terminator codon
(f)Lac operon consists of regulatory genes, operator gene,structural and promoter gene
7.
Write the principle involved in the separation of DNA fragments by gel electrophoresis
8.
How many histones make the core part of a nucleosome.What is the basis of binding DNA molecule to the histones?
9.
(a) Name the type of synthesis
(b) Occurrence in the types of synthesis and as shown below:
10.
(i)Why does DNA replication occur in small replication forks and not in its entire length?
(ii)Why is DNA replication countinuous and discountinuous in a replication fork?
(iii)Explain the importance of 'origin of replication' in a replication fork.
1.
The DNAstrand with 3'-5' polarity only is trancribed and not the other because the RNA-polymerase can polymerize RNA only in 5'-3' direction.
2.
Sometimes cattle or human beings give birth to their young ones that are having different sets of oranges like limbs/position of eye, etc.It happens due to the disturbance in coordinated regulation of expression in sets of genes, which are associated with organ development
3.
1. Functional mRNA of structural genes need not always include all of its exons.This alternate splicing of exons is sex-specific , issue-specific and even development stage-specific.
2. By such alternate splicing of exons, a single gene may encode for several ios proteins and/ or proteins of similar class.In absence of such a kind od splicing, there should have been new genes for every protein/isoprotein.Such an extravagance has been avoided in natural phenomena by alternative splicing.
4.
A polynucleotide chain comprises of a long chain of nucleotides joined by 3'-5' phosphodiester linkages.Such a polymer has at one a free phosphate moiety at 5'-end of ribose sugar.This end of polymer is referred to as 5'-end.Similarly, at the other end of the polymer, the pentose sugar has a free 3'-OH group.This end of polymer is referred to as 3'-end.
5.
(a) Genetic RNA-Double stranded RNA of mammalian reovirus
Non-genetic RNA-Ribosomal RNA, messenger RNA or transfer RNA
(b)Prolaryotic mRNA is short lived and hardly undergoes processing(capping, methylation and polyadenylation)to from comparatively stable mRNA.
6.
(a)Correct
(b)The genetic code is non-ambiguous
(c)The genetic code is degenerate
(d)Transfer RNA(tRNA) carry amino acids to mRNA codons and used again and again in translation
(e)Correct
(f)Correct
7.
The gel electrophoresis is carried out by loading the slab of agarose gel with DNA fragments and placing in an electric field.DNA, being negatively charged moves towards positively charged electrode.Larger fragments move slowly than smaller ones.Thus, the DNA fragments get separated into individual bands according to their molecular size.
8.
The core part of nucleosome comprises of 8 Histone molecules.DNA molecules is negatively charged whereas histone octomer is positively charged.Therefore, negatively charged DNA binds with the positively charged histone octomer
9.
(a) Continuous synthesis of DNA
(b) Discontinuous synthesis of DNA
10.
(i) Replication of DNA occurs in small replication forks, because DNA is such a long molecule that the separation of the two strands along its entire length requires a very high amount of energy.
(ii) DNA polymerase can catalyse the polymerisation of nucleotides only in \({ 5 }^{ ' }\rightarrow { 3 }^{ ' }\) direction.So on the template strand with \({ 3 }^{ ' }\rightarrow { 5 }^{ ' }\) polarity, DNA replication is continuous.On the template strand with \({ 5 }^{ ' }\rightarrow { 3 }^{ ' }\) polarity, DNA synthesis occurs in short stretches as the opening of replication fork continues; later these short stretches are joined by the action of DNA ligases
(iii) Replication of DNA does not initiate randomly, and DNA polymerases on their own cannot initiate replication.So, there is a specific sequence on DNA, called origin of replication; DNA polymerase binds to it and continues the process.
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