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Q. Disease causing organisms are identified by using

(A) MAb's
(B) Gene transfer
(C) DNA probes
(D) Microprojectiles
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Q. The bond between suger and nitrogenous base in case of DNA is known as

(A) Glycosidic bond
(B) Phosphodiester bond
(C) Peptide bond
(D) None fo these
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Q. Which among the following is not used as vector for gene cloning?

(A) Cosmid
(B) Phagemid
(C) PAC
(D) MAC
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Q. Methanogenic bacteria are

(A) Anaerobic in nature
(B) Aerobic in nature
(C) Micro aerophillic in nature
(D) Saprophitic in nature
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Q. The connecting molecule between Glycolysis and TCA cycle is

(A) Acetyl Co A
(B) Acyl Co A
(C) Pyruvate Co A
(D) None of the above
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Q. Bacteria possessing restriction enzymes get not affected because

(A) Their genome is demethylated
(B) Their genome is methylated
(C) These enzymes are present in less concentration
(D) Their genome lack unique restriction sites for enzymes
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Q. Non-organized mass of cell is

(A) Embryoid
(B) Protocorm
(C) Callus
(D) Endoperm
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Q. Operon comprise of

(A) Operator
(B) Structural gene
(C) Promoter
(D) All of the above
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Q. Essential constituents of a cloning vector are

(A) Replicon, promoter and selectable marker
(B) Replicon, unique restriction site and selectable marker
(C) Promoter, operatop and restriction site
(D) Replicon, unique restriction site and promoter
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Q. When producing human serum albumin (HSA) in transgenic plants, what would be an advantage of incorporating the transgene into the chloroplast genome?

(A) HSA diverts too many amino acids if expressed in cytoplasm
(B) HSA becomes allergenic if expressed in cytoplasm
(C) HSA is toxic to plants if expressed in cytoplasm
(D) HSA is degraded by plant enzymes if expressed in cytoplasm
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