2- In central dogma a) The DNA is transcripted to RNA, and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. b) The DNA is translated to protein and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. c) The RNA is translated to protein, and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. d) A and c
2- In central dogma a) The DNA is transcripted to RNA, and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. b) The DNA is translated to protein and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. c) The RNA is translated to protein, and can be reverse transcripted by using an enzyme called reverse transcriptase. d) A and c
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Transcribed Image Text:1- In the cell cycle the mitosis and meiosis are occurring during.
done during....... Prior to
a) G1/ cytokinesis/G1
b) S/G1/GO
c) G2/GO/S
d) None of the above/ G0/G1
2- In central dogma
a) The DNA is transcripted to RNA, and can be reverse transcripted by using an
enzyme called reverse transcriptase.
b) The DNA is translated to protein and can be reverse transcripted by using an
enzyme called reverse transcriptase.
c) The RNA is translated to protein and can be reverse transcripted by using an
enzyme called reverse transcriptase.
d) A and c
3- In nondisjunction disorder, if it happens in meiosis It, it will be harmful Compared
to if it happens in meiosis II
a) Less
b) More
c) Both have the same impact
d) None of the above
4-Some/ one application(s) for DNA are/ is... and they/ it start(s) from the mRNA.
Therefore, the reverse transcriptase enzyme is required:
a) DNA sequencing
b) Electrophoresis
c) Microarray
d) All of the above
Transcribed Image Text:5- ddNTP differs from dNTP in..... and N is representing...
a) The first has no OH in both C 1,2, but dNTP has OH in C3 of the sugar/A, G.T.C.
The first has no OH in both C 2 & 3, but dNTP has OH in C3 of the sugar/the
bases.
c) ddNTP is used to stop DNA elongation / nitrogen
d) ddNTP has only one OH in C3/A,G,T.,C
6- The phosphodiester bond is formed between & .....Of the ribose sugar, and it is
a/an....... Bond
a) the phosphorus in C 3 and the OH in C 5/ covalent
b) the phosphorus in C 5 and the OH in C 3/ covalent
c) the phosphorus in C 3 and the OH in C 5/ ionic
d) the phosphorus in C 5 and the OH in C 3/ ionic
7- In peas, a tall, yellow- seeded plant is crossed with a homozygous short, green-
seeded plant and yields 203 tall, green- seeded plant, 199 short, green seeded plants,
207 tall, yellow-seeded plants, and 192 short, yellow-Seeded plants. The most likely
genotype of the tall, yellow-seeded plant is.. [EXPLAIN by drawing the punnett square
that reflects this phenomena
then select the right answer/4
a) TtYy
b) TTYY
c) Ttyy
d) ItYY
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