MCQ 11 MarkAgarose gel is extracted from:✓FungusBSea weedsCHydrillaDWheatAnswerCorrect option: A. Fungus(A)FungusView full question & answer→
MCQ 21 MarkEnzyme which works by cutting DNA into segments:✓DNA ligaseBRestriction enzymeCDNA polymeraseDProtease enzymeAnswerCorrect option: A. DNA ligase(A)DNA ligaseView full question & answer→
MCQ 41 MarkThe following statements describe the characteristics of restriction endonuclease enzyme. Choose the wrong statement:AThis enzyme identifies a specific palindromic nucleotide sequence on DNA.BThis enzyme on DNA at the identified location, cuts the DNA molecule.✓This enzyme joins the DNA at specific sites and cuts only one of the two strands.DThis enzyme cuts the sugar phosphate cord at specific sites on each strand.AnswerCorrect option: C. This enzyme joins the DNA at specific sites and cuts only one of the two strands.(C)This enzyme joins the DNA at specific sites and cuts only one of the two strands.View full question & answer→
MCQ 51 MarkWhich technique is used to isolate the cut pieces of DNA by restriction endonuclease technique?ABioreactor✓ElectrophoresisCBiologicDMicroinjectionAnswerCorrect option: B. Electrophoresis(B)ElectrophoresisView full question & answer→
MCQ 61 MarkCircular DNA found in bacterial cells in addition to chromosomal DNA is called:AEpisomeBCosmid✓PlasmidDPhagemidAnswerCorrect option: C. Plasmid(C)PlasmidView full question & answer→
MCQ 71 MarkThe molecule that delivers the desired DNA to the host cell is:✓VectorBHostCParasiteDEnzymeAnswerCorrect option: A. Vector(A)VectorView full question & answer→
MCQ 81 MarkThe enzymes which cut DNA at specific recognition sites are:ALigaseBExonuclease✓Restriction endonucleaseDDNA polymeraseAnswerCorrect option: C. Restriction endonuclease(C)Restriction endonucleaseView full question & answer→
MCQ 91 MarkThe basic step in genetic modification of an organism is:AIdentification of DNA containing the desired geneBTransfer of marked DNA into hostCTo preserve the transferred DNA in the host and transfer it to its progeny✓All of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: D. All of the above(D)All of the aboveView full question & answer→
MCQ 101 MarkBiotechnology is part of the following:ASynthesis and use of genesBDNA Vaccine manufacturing or disease freeCCreation of test tube baby by in vitro fertilization✓All of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: D. All of the above(D)All of the aboveView full question & answer→
MCQ 111 MarkWhich of the following is used in gene cloning?✓LomasosomesBMesosomesCPlasmidsDNucleoidsAnswerCorrect option: A. Lomasosomes(A)LomasosomesView full question & answer→
MCQ 121 MarkWhat was used to obtain streptomycin resistant isolates in Lederberg's replica plating experiments?✓Minimal medium and streptomycinBComplete medium and streptomycinCOnly minimum mediumDOnly minimum mediumAnswerCorrect option: A. Minimal medium and streptomycin(A)Minimal medium and streptomycinView full question & answer→
MCQ 131 MarkWhich one of the following is not a characteristic of a plasmid?ATransferable✓Single-strandCIndependent replicationDCircular structureAnswerCorrect option: B. Single-strand(B)Single-strandView full question & answer→
MCQ 141 MarkWhat are stirred tank bioreactors designed for?✓To maintain availability of oxygen during the entire processBTo maintain anaerobic conditions in the growth tubeCFor purification of productsDTo add preservatives to productsAnswerCorrect option: A. To maintain availability of oxygen during the entire process(A)To maintain availability of oxygen during the entire processView full question & answer→
MCQ 151 MarkWhich enzymes fragment DNA?ALigase✓Type II restriction endonucleaseCPolymeraseDAll of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: B. Type II restriction endonuclease(B)Type II restriction endonucleaseView full question & answer→
MCQ 161 MarkThe method by which recombinant DNA can be injected directly into the nucleus of an animal cell is:AGene gunBBiolistic✓MicroinjectionDBioreactorAnswerCorrect option: C. Microinjection(C)MicroinjectionView full question & answer→
MCQ 171 MarkThe pBR322 vector carries resistance genes to what?AAmpicillinBTetracycline✓Both of the aboveDNone of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: C. Both of the above(C)Both of the aboveView full question & answer→
MCQ 181 MarkA restriction endonuclease is named EcoRI. What does the part "co" stand for?AColonBCoelom (body cavity)CCoenzyme✓ColiAnswerCorrect option: D. Coli(D)ColiView full question & answer→
MCQ 191 MarkWhich disease does retrovirus cause in normal animal cells?✓CancerBDisintegrationCTumorDNothingAnswerCorrect option: A. Cancer(A)CancerView full question & answer→
MCQ 201 MarkWhich was the first restriction endonuclease identified?AEcoRI✓Price IICHind IIIDTaq IAnswerCorrect option: B. Price II(B)Price IIView full question & answer→
MCQ 211 MarkPlasmid commonly used for gene transfer in dicotyledons is:ApBR322BpBR235✓Ti PlasmidDCosmidAnswerCorrect option: C. Ti Plasmid(C)Ti PlasmidView full question & answer→
MCQ 221 MarkWhat are the so-called 'sticky heads' made of?✓From unpaired basesBWith sticky polysaccharide at the end of DNA strandCFrom methyl groupDFrom unpaired RNA basesAnswerCorrect option: A. From unpaired bases(A)From unpaired basesView full question & answer→
MCQ 231 MarkGene manipulation meansAAdding genetic materialBRemoval of genetic materialCFixing genetic material✓All of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: D. All of the above(D)All of the aboveView full question & answer→
MCQ 241 MarkWhich bacteria is more useful for gene cloning in higher plants?AE. coliBRhizobiumCAgrobacterium✓PseudomonasAnswerCorrect option: D. Pseudomonas(D)AgrobacteriumView full question & answer→
MCQ 251 MarkWhat is a single strand of nucleic acid to which a radioactive molecule has been attached called?AVectorBSelective markerCPlasmid✓ProbeAnswerCorrect option: D. Probe(D)ProbeView full question & answer→
MCQ 261 MarkCarrier DNA is:✓PlasmidBC-DNACSynthesized DNADThe above DNAAnswerCorrect option: A. Plasmid(A)PlasmidView full question & answer→
MCQ 271 MarkPlasmid in which the desired DNA fragment is attached, is called:AHeterogeneous plasmid✓Chimeric plasmidCCelera plasmidDCleavable plasmidAnswerCorrect option: B. Chimeric plasmid(B)Chimeric plasmidView full question & answer→
MCQ 281 MarkWhat disease does the DNA fragment (T-DNA) of Agrobacterium tumefaciens cause in normal plant cells?ACancerBDecomposition✓TumorDNothingAnswerCorrect option: C. Tumor(C)TumorView full question & answer→
MCQ 291 MarkAt which of the following places does the restriction enzyme EcoRI cut DNA?✓GATTCBGACCTGCAAATTTDGGGCCCAnswerCorrect option: A. GATTC(A)GATTCView full question & answer→
MCQ 301 MarkWhich of the following is not a component of downstream processing?AProtection✓ExpressionCSeparationDPurificationAnswerCorrect option: B. Expression(B)ExpressionView full question & answer→
MCQ 311 MarkWhich of the following can be the desired DNA?ASynthesized DNABC-DNACGenomic DNA✓All of theseAnswerCorrect option: D. All of these(D)All of theseView full question & answer→
MCQ 321 MarkRestriction enzymes are found naturally:AIn eukaryotic cellsBIn yeast✓In bacteriaDAll of the aboveAnswerCorrect option: C. In bacteria(C)In bacteriaView full question & answer→
MCQ 331 MarkWhich of the following is a restriction endonuclease?ADNase IBRnase✓Hind IIDProteaseAnswerCorrect option: C. Hind II(C)Hind IIView full question & answer→