BSc Biochemistry Sem V ATKT BIO CHEM BIOCHEMISTRY PAPER III ADVANCED GENETICS & RD5 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 All the questions are compulsory. Choice is internal
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Q2 Figures to the right indicate full marks
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Q3 All questions carry equal marks
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Q1 A) Choose the MOST appropriate answer: (any three) 3 marks
- i) The lagging strand of DNA is synthesized in direction (Pol I; Pol II ; Pol I and ID) lil) In light thymine dimers may be formed
- iv) undergoes deamination and becomes uracil
- v) Replication occurs in
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Q1 B) and explain any one of the following: 2 marks
- i) Central Dogma Write ashort note on any one: 4
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Q1 Excision repair li) Enzymes involved in replication
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Q1 D) Write a detailed note on any one: 6 marks
- i) Mechanism of replication
- ii) Direct repair and mismatch repair the MOST appropriate answer: (any three) 3
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Q1 DNA is not directly involved in
- ii) nucleotide base is not found in RNA ili) With mRNA codon, the tRNA with 5'CUA3' will form a codon
- iv) gave the Central Dogma of molecular biology
- v) Reverse transcriptase is seen in
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Q2 B) and explain any one of the following: 2 marks
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Q1 Promoter sequences
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Q2 C) Write ashort note on any one: 4 marks
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Q1 Splicing
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Q2 D) Write a detailed note on any one: 6 marks
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Q1 Transcription in prokaryotes li) Translation in prokaryotes
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Q3 A) Choose the MOST appropriate answer: (any three) li) The DNA to which the gene of interest is integrated is called a lil) popularly are called “Molecular stitchers” 3 marks
- iv) YAC stands for American chromosome/Y east Artificial
- v) Reverse transcriptase forms a DNA hybrid that is known as
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Q3 B). Define and explain, any one: 2 marks
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Q3 C) Write ashort note on any one: 4 marks
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Q1 Significance and labelling of probes
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Q3 D) an elaborate note on Write a short note on any one: li) Applications of RDT 6 marks
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Q4 A) the MOST appropriate answer: (any three) 3 marks
- i) DNA is injected through in micro projectile technique both shotgun and liposomes) li) Heating of nitrocellulose at high temperature is known as ili) Transfer of recombinant plasmid into E. coli cells
- iv) The process of introduction of foreign DNA into an animal cells is called
- v) Polymerase used for PCR is extracted from
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Q4 B) Define and explain any one: 2 marks
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Q1 Chimeric DNA
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Q4 C) Write a short note on any one: 4 marks
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Q1 Methods for transfer of recombinant gene into the host
- ii) PCR
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Q4 D) Write note on any one: li) Gene library and cDNA library 6 marks
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Q5 brief note on any four, as directed: 12 marks
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Q1 Modes of DNA replication
- ii) Initiation of translation ili) Role of ligase in RDT
- iv) Use of Liposomes in RDT
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Q5 B) State TRUE or FALSE: (any three)
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Q1 Restriction enzymes act only as endonucleases li) Transcription starts at origin of replication lil) Plagemids are always smaller than bacteriophages
- iv) All Polymerase are present in the cytoplasm
- v) Introduction of genes using a virus is termed as Transfection Vi) Rho factor is involved in initiation of Replication
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