Molecular Basis of Inheritance questions
1003 published questions with worked solutions.
- Consider the following nucleic acids 1. DNA 2. r-RNA 3. t-RNA 4. m-RNA Choose the correct sequence of their arrangement according...
- The strand of DNA which is transcribed is called
- DNA is not directly involved in the synthesis of
- Enzyme necessary for transcription is
- In which step of translation there is no consumption of high energy −PO_4 bond?
- The messenger RNA is formed
- Which of the following codon – anticodon combination shows Wobble phenomenon? (codon above, anticodon below)
- A polypeptide is produced as directed by m-RNA, the number of bases on the m-RNA that code for the polypeptide portion containing...
- Enzyme aminoacyl synthetase is responsible for
- The function of non-sense codon is
- The initiation codon in m-RNA binds to an anticodon ________ on t-RNA
- Genetic code means
- Protein molecule is synthesized at
- Which one process is only concerned with the transcription?
- Which of the following codons are not recognized by any aminoacyl t-RNA?
- The m-RNA AUGCAGAUACGC recognises four amino acids and this character of the code referred to as
- A polypeptide is assembled on a
- Degeneracy of genetic code is compensated by
- In genetic coding, triplet of nitrogen bases make possible 64 types of codons. A doublet codon system would have made possible
- What changes take place in the processing of lac operon when lactose is used as energy source?
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