Test 2013 Flashcards

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Find the proper set of functions performed by endoplasmic reticulum:

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Lipid synthesis, xenobiotics degradation, glicogen storage

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The ribosome size is usually expressed in units of

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Sedimentation (S)

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Which description of purines and pyrimidines frequency in DNA structure is correct?

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A+G=T+C

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Single groove can be found in the structure of

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Left-handed spiral of Z-DNA

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The true statement about the histones is

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They are small, positively charged proteins of five major types

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DNA is a polymer composed of:

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Nucleotides linked together via phospodiester bonds

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The aim of the Hershey & Chase’s experiment was to show that

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Only DNA is inherited, the envelopes and synthesized separately for each generation

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In Avery’s experiment the cells of rough Pneumococcus strain were mixed with purified lysate of
Pneumococcus S strain cells. This experiment led to the conclusion that

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Genetic information is nor carried by proteins or lipids

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Valine is coded by the following triplets: GUU, GUC, GUA, and GUG. Which feature of the
genetic code is related with this coding ability?

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Degeneration

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Crick’s (Wobbie) hypothesis describes pairing between

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The third base of the codon and the first base of the anticodon

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Inosine in the anticodon can pair with

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Uracil, cytosine or adenine

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What kind of DNA III polymerase nucleolytic activity is used to ensure proofreading during DNA
synthesis?

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3’-5’ exonuclease

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Choose the correct description of the termination of replication in Prokaryotes

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DnaB protein is inhibited by Tus protein

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DNA replication in Eukaryotes is:

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Semiconservative. Protein machinery participates in its initiation and it is present in
nucleus during whole cell cycle.

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Choose the proper terms to properly fill the following sentence: “In Meselsohn-Stahl experiment
the XXX was used to demonstrate the YYY character of ZZZ.”

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XXX= centrifugation, YYY0 semiconservative; ZZZ= replication

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RNA polymerase moves along the template strand until it transcribes
(Not sure about the combination…)

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5’ATCCGTTACGGGGCGCGGTTTTTTT3’

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Which sequence has to be repeated in the operon attenuator region when this operon is involved in
synthesis of polypeptides rich in tryptophan?

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UGA

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The binding sites for DnaA proteins are

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9-nucleotide sequence present in OriC

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Due to the process of alternative splicing

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The same mRNA molecule can be used in synthesis of different proteins

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Which of the following processes occurs during posttranscriptional processing of the 3’ end of the
pre-mRNA?

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Attachment of the poly-A tail

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Which of the following nucleotide sequences in prokaryotic mRNA will allow for initialization
and further translation of the whole given sequence?

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5’AUG

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Product of the transcription and translation of the matrix DNA sequence 3’-TACTTTGGCACT-5’
is shown correctly by

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Methionine, lysine, proline, stop

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The right sequence of the association of the elements of the initiation complex during the
translation in Eukaryote is given by

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40S ribosome subunit, mRNA, tRNA met , 60 S ribosome subunit

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Lac operon structural genes encode:

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Beta-galactosidase, permease, transacetylase

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In tryptophan operon in the case of tryptophan absence, the repressor
Is inactive and cannot bind to the operator and transcription occurs
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Indicate the role of glucose in metabolic repression
Increases the activity of the operon causing the increase of cAMP level in the cell
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Transcription factor T…
T protein activates transcription by binding to a specific DNA target sequence
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Expression of genetic information can be regulated during
Transcription and translation
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A man has 10 sets of diploid chromosomes. How many tetrades will be there in prophase I?
10?
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Using the following figure determine when the anaphase begins in the cell and how long it lasts
Start time 10 h, duration 10 h-To find this, find the point at which an increase in graph occurs, the time elapsed is based on the time the angle of the graph is positive and not plateau.
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Attenuation-type gene expression control can be found
In Prokaryotes and in most of Eukaryotes
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During meiosis the homologous chromosomes are separating during
anaphase I
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The Barr body IS NOT
Sex chromatin?
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Among statements regarding the process of X chromosome inactivation point FALSE SENTENCE
In the germ cells inactivated X chromosome passes inactivation/ reactivation cycles
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Chromosome groups
Based on size, binding pattern, and centromere position.
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DNA methylation IS NOT:
Reversible process
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The chromosome possessing the centromere near the end (one long and one very short arm) is called
acrocentric
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Heterochromatin is a
tightly packed form of chromatin that is not transcribed
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Substitution is
Replacement of C by A or G by T
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Small pigmented skin lesion (caffe-au-lait) are typical symptoms for:
Neurofibromatosis
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Point FALSE sentence
Cystic fibrosis occurs in two forms _F1 and _F2
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Peter who carries the allele for cystic fibrosis married to Jane who also carries the cystic fibrosis allele. What is the probability that their first born child will have cystic fibrosis?
50%
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Long QT syndrome is a disease caused by
Mutation of genes coding for sodium or potassium channels in cardiac myocytes
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Regarding Huntington disease, which of the following is true?
Affected persons have many more repeats of the base triplet CAG
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Marfan syndrome refers to
Skeleton and cardiovascular system
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The truth statement concerning autosomal dominant inheritance is
Trait is transmitted vertically
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Haemolytic anaemia due to consumption of broad bean or exposure to certain medications is characteristic for:
glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
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What is the probability that a girl will have vitamin D resistant rickets if her father is affected and a mother is healthy?
50%
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Wolf-Hirschhorn’s syndrome is caused by deletion of:
The short arm of chromosome 4
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The condition found mostly in plants where there are more than 2 sets of chromosomes per cell is called:
Polyploidy
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Cleft palate and/ or palate and eye defect are typical for
Patau syndrome
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An individual with the karyotype 46, XXXY is
A male with Klinefelter syndrome
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Masking effect of two non-allelic genes is an example of
epistasis
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Choose the correct phenotypic ratio in F2 which is observed for complementary genes:
9:7
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During S phase of the cell cycle the following process takes place:
Replication of euchromatin and herochromatin
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CDK proteins participate in cell cycle regulation by:
binding cyclines and phosphorylating the effector proteins
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What is the stage of the cell liberated from the mature Graafian follicle:
metaphase II
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It is not the truth that the sperm cells:
carried out an aerobic cellular metabolism
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In Drosophilia melanogaster female sex is determined when:
X/ autosomes ratio is equal to 1
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Sex determination in humans is associated with
The presence of SRY gene on the short arm of the Y chromosome
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The disadvantage of bacteria as organisms used to produce eukaryotic proteins is:
Lack of the splicing mechanisms in bacteria
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Mitochondrial ribosomes
Are smaller than ribosomes of reticulum and are synthesized in mitochondria.
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Prokaryotic cell differs from eukaryotic cells by the absence of:
Endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, chloroplasts
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In Avery’s experiment the cells of rough pneumococcus strain were mixed with purified lysate of Pneumococcus S strain cells. This experiment led to the conclusion that:
Genetic information is not carried by proteins or lipids.
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If a DNA molecule contains 40% adenine, then it must contain also:
10% of guanine
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The aim of Hershey & Chase’s experiment was to show that:
DNA is inherited, the envelopes are synthesized separately for each generation.
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The nucleus bases present in nucleic acids are divided into two groups:
Double-ring purines A,G and single-ring pyrimidines C,T,U
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Anticodon loop of tRNA.
a. Contains 3 nucleotides which pair with the corresponding codon on mRNA. b. Contains pseudodihydroxyundine that plays a role in recognition of codons. c. Is responsible for the attachment of amino acid to the tRNA during translation.
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Nucleosome consist of:
DNA wrapped about 2 times around an octamer histone proteins
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Bacterial chromosome is:
Circular DNA molecule, located within nucleoid region.
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In human the following types of chromoses are found:
Acrocentric, metacentric, submetacentric
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Genetic code is non-overlapping. It means that:
Certain nucleotide in a DNA sequence belongs to only one triplet
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Which of these E. coli enzymes removes the RNA fragments on lagging strain?
DNA I polymerase
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Dysfunction of particular enzyme involved in replication in mice is associated with the fusion of the ends of chromosomes and an increased number of aneuploidy. The enzyme is:
Gyrase?
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The specified nucleotide sequence 3’ATGCAAGCGATCCTGGATTCACGTTA5’ occurs on one of the strands in the replication fork. If the synthesis of a 8-nucleotide primer on the leader strand began with a selected nucleotide, its sequence and the nucleotid with a free 3’OH end is:
5’AGGAUCGC and C
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The semi-conservative character of replication in prokaryotes was confirmed by experiment carried out by:
Meselsohn and Stahl
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The RNA polymerase which appears in the nucleolus is responsible for:
pre-rRNAs synthesis?
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The first step in formation of transcription initiation complex is binding of:
TFIID factor to TATA box
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Which of the following processes occurs during posttranscriptional processing of the 3’ end of the pre-mRNA?
Attachment of the poly-A tail
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… the process of alternative splicing:
…. mRNA molecule can be used in synthesis of different proteins
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Point the appropriate set of elements that take part in translation:
mRNA, tRNA, amino acids, ribosomes
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Translation begins when:
Small ribosomal subunit attaches to Shine-Dalgarno sequence on mRNA in prokaryotes and 5’cap sequence in eukaryotes.
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Trp operon switched on when:
The level of tryptophan inside the cell is low
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In catabolite repression of lac operon:
When glucose is present CAP does not bind with DNA and activate RNA (?) polymerase
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The leader sequence in trp operon is located between:
Operator sequences and trpE
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The “zinc finger” structure consist of:
One a-helix, two b-sheets and is present in DNA binding protein
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Expression of genetic information can be regulated during:
Transcription and translation
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CDK proteins participate in cell cycle regulation by:
Binding cyclines and phosphorylating the effector proteins
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Between the meiosis I and meiosis II:
DNA replication does not take place
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A cell in G1 contains 8 chromosomes. How many bivalents would be present in a cell in prophase I of meiosis:
8
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Nonsister chromatids crossing over regions of chromosomes move toward the ends of the tetrad during:
Diakinesis
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Spermiogenesis is a process of:
Maturation of sperm cells from spermatids
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``` Choose correct description of the number of chromosomes (n) and the amount of genetic material (c) for the secondary spermatocyte: ```
n , 2c
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The X chromosome inactivation does not include:
Some genes located at the end of p arm
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In humans development of testicles is stimulated by a product of gene:
SRY occurring in chromosome Y
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What is the probability of birth of left-handed boy with red-green colour blindness, when his mother is left-handed (recessive trait) and suffers from red-green colour blindness, and his father is right-handed (homozygous) and healthy?
0%
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In humans sex determination:
Occurs about 16 th day of gestation
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Deletion of short arm of 7 th chromosome in female describes karyotype:
46,XX, 7p-
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Which of the following chromosomes are present in a karyotype …..:
a. Homologous chromosomes b. Sex chromosomes c. Autosomes
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The karyotype that does not occur in human is:
Nullisomy
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Analysis of the gene fragment presented below …. Mutation will occur if Codon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5’-- ATG CCA CAC TTT AGG AGA CCA –3’
Transition of the 1 st and the 2 nd nucleotide pairs in codon 2 of deletion in position 2 of codon 6 take place
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Choose the incorrect criterion of inheritance of autosomal dominan diseases:
Intensity of disease symptoms always depend on sex of parent donating allele with mutation
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Problems with walking, balance, frequent jerky movements of arms, feet, neck and intellectual deterioration are characteristic symptoms of:
Huntington disease
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Choose INCORRECT description associated with Alzheimer disease:
Accumulation of sphingomyelin
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Both parents are heterozygotes with Marfan syndrome and have a healthy son, determine probability of birth of another healthy child:
25%
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What is the probability of birth of a child suffering from alkaptonuria if healthy parents have a son with symptoms of the disease?
25%
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The genetic cause of sickle cell anaemia is:
Transversion, in which triplet GAG is changed to GUG
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A man is the carrier of phenylketonuria, his wife does not have this disease and is not a carrier. The probability that their children will suffer from phenylketonuria or will be carriers of this disorder is:
50% of offspring will be normal; 50% will be carriers
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Cystic fibrosis, caused by mutation of recessive alleles in chromosome … results in the impairment of:
The sodium-potassium pump
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Galactosaemia is the results of:
Deficiency of galactoside hydroxylase
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The characteristic feature of alkaptonuria is an accumulation of:
Homogentisic acid in cartilages
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Absence or reduced synthesis of the globin chain, wh…… haemoglobin is found in:
Thalassaemia alpha or beta
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Xeroderma pigmentosa is an example of a disease caused by:
Impairment of DNA repair system
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Favism is associated with:
Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
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What is the probability that healthy father and mother who is carrier of haemophilia will have a haemophilic son?
50%
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The characteristic clinical feature of Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome is:
Discoloration of skin
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The deletion of the 5p15,3 is observed in:
Cri du chat syndrome
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Cleft palate and/or palate and eye defect are typical for:
Patau syndrome
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Which of these diseased are caused by structural aberration?
Cri du chat syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, Angelman syndrome
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Point mutation in DMD gene located on X-chromosome cause:
Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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An individual with the karyotype 48,XXXY is:
a male with klinefelter syndrome
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The law of independent assortment states that:
Alleles of different genes assort independently during gamete formation
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A green round pea plant variety was crossed with yellow wrinkled pea plant variety and next the F1-hybrid was test-crossed. The following genotypes occurred in the F2 generation:
aaBb, Aabb, aabb, AaBb
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Polygenes are responsible for:
Human height
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Choose the correct phenotypic ratio in F2 which is observed for complementary genes:
9:7
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In some dogs breed the uniform coat (A) dominates spotted, and brown (B) dominates black. What is the genotype of the male dog crossed with a black spotted bitch, if obtained puppies are black and brown but all spotted?
aaBb
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70. Shell colour of the freshwater snail (Phys heterostroha) is determined by two genes. Product of the dominant allele of one gene converts component I into component II. The dominant variant of the second gene encodes a functional version of the Enzyme Y. Brown shells are present in individuals with the following genotypes:
A_B_ only
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In a cross between plants heterozygous for four different genes, which assort independently, what fraction of the offspring will be homozygous for all four genes?
1/16
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The diversity of antibody’s variable fragments is achieved by:
Somatic recombination in which random selection of V, D, J and C fragments of antibody gene gives unique mRNA coding for light and heavy chains.
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Genetic drift occurs because of:
Accumulation of allele frequency fluctuations in certain population
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….-Weinberg equilibrium can be assumed to exist when:
Reccurent mutations maintain the alleles in population, mating is random and population is large enough.
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Elongation time in PCR is:
Chosen to obtain desired length of the replicated DNA fragment
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Gel electrophoresis can be used to fractionate:
DNA fragments differing by molecular weight
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To amplifiy a single gene fragment the following number of primer type is used in PCR:
One
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The disadvantage of bacteria as organisms used to produce eukaryote …. Proteins is:
Not proper phosphorylation and glycosylation of these proteins
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Asymmetric cutting of DNA by restriction enzyme is:
Cutting of 5’ and 3’ strands in different number of restriction sites
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Bt corn is a transgenic plant:
Possessing the gene coding for bacillus thuringiensis tox….