Regulation of lac operon by repressor is referred to as:

1. Inducible regulation

2. Repressible regulation

3. Negative regulation

4. Positive regulation

Subtopic:  Gene Regulation: Lac Operon |
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Fredrick Griffith accidentally discovered transformation when attempting to develop a vaccine for pneumonia. He injected mice with samples from S-strain (virulent) and/or R-strain (nonvirulent) pneumococci bacteria (Sterptococcus pneumoniae). Which of the following results is NOT consistent with Griffith's experiments?

1. injected S-strain; mouse dies. 
2. injected R-strain; mouse lives. 
3. injected heat-killed S-strain; mouse lives. 
4. injected mixture of heat-killed S-strain and live R-strain; mouse lives. 
Subtopic:  Search for Genetic Material:I | Search for Genetic Material |
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Which scientists first gave experimental evidence that DNA is the genetic material?

1. Avery, MacLeod , and McCarty who repeated the transformation experiments of Griffith, and chemically characterized the transforming principle.
2. Garrod, who postulated that Alcaptonuria, or black urine disease, was due to a defective enzyme.
3. Beadle and Tatum, who used a mutational and biochemical analysis of the bread mold Neurospora to extablish a direct link between genes and enzymes. 
4. Meselson and Stahl who showed that DNA is replicated semiconservatively.
Subtopic:  Search for Genetic Material: II | Search for Genetic Material |
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The function of the rho protein is 

1. to help terminate translation

2. to help RNA polymerase bind to the DNA

3. to help RNA polymerase find a promoter

4. to help terminate transcription

Subtopic:  Transcription: III | Transcription |
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Genetic information in a DNA molecule is coded in the:

1. Sequence of nucleotides

2. Base pairings 

3. Proportion of each base present

4. The turning pattern of the helix

Subtopic:  The DNA |
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In general, bacterial genes are regulated at the time of:

1. Transcription

2. Post transcription

3. Translation

4. Post translation  

Subtopic:  Gene Regulation: Introduction |
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Match each item in Column I with one item in Column II and chose your answer from the codes given below:

Column I

(nRNA codons)

Column II

(Amino Acid)

I. GUG

II. UGG

III. UAC

IV. GAG

1. Tryptophan

2. Valine

3. Glutamic acid

4. Tyrosine

Codes

             I           II         III         IV

1.        1           2           3           4

2.        2           1           4           3

3.         2           1           3           4

4.        1           2           4           3

Subtopic:  Genetic Code: I | Genetic Code |
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Match each item in Column I with one item in Column II and chose your answer from the codes given below:

    Column I                   Column II
  (antibiotic)                    
(effect)
I. Tetracycline            1. 
inhibits binding of aminoacyl tRNA to the ribosome
II. Streptomycin        2. inhibits initiation of 
translation
III. Chloramphenicol  3. inhibits peptidyl 
transferase
IV. Erythromycin       4. inhibits translocation of 
mRNA along with ribosome

Codes:

1. 1 2 3 4

2. 2 1 4 3

3. 2 1 3 4

4. 1 2 4 3

Subtopic:  Translation Mechanism |
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The association of histone H1 with a nucleosome indicates 

1. transcription is occuring

2. DNA replication is occuring

3. the DNA is condensed into chromatin fibre

4. the DNA double helix is exposed

Subtopic:  DNA Packaging |
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The equivalent of a structural gene is

1. muton

2. cistron

3. operon

4. recon

Subtopic:  Transcription: III | Transcription |
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