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#Question id: 31282


In which of the following condition premature mitotic CDK activation and premature entry into mitosis are seen? 
a) Gain-of-function of wee1 kinase
b) Loss-of-function of wee1 kinase
c) Gain-of-function of cdc25 phosphatase
d) Loss-of-function of cdc25 phosphatase

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization
  1. a and c
  2. b and c
  3. a and b
  4. Only c
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#Question id: 33700

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

The particular chromosomal regions associated with a rDNA clusters are called as

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#Question id: 33701

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Select all correct options 
A. Satellite DNA has a very short repeating sequence and no coding function.
B. Satellite DNA occurs in small blocks that can have distinct physical properties.
C. Satellite DNA is often the major constituent of facultative heterochromatin.

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#Question id: 33702

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Choose true and false
A. Repetitive DNA is characterized by its relatively slow rate of renaturation.
B. Satellite DNA consists of very large sequences repeated many times in tandem in large clusters.
C. In humans, the α satellite family, found in centromeric regions, has a repeat unit length of 171 bp.
D. In mammalian genomes satellite DNA is less than 10%, but in the fruit fly Drosophila virilis, it amounts to 50%.

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#Question id: 33703

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

What will be the buoyant density of a duplex DNA having 60% GC sequences

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#Question id: 33704

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Find true and false statements
A. Tandemly repeated sequences are liable to undergo misalignments during chromosome pairing
B. The sizes of tandem clusters tend to be homozygous in population
C. The smaller clusters of tandemly repeated sequences can be used to characterize individual genomes

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#Question id: 33705

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Choose combination of correct statements 

           

A. The main band contains 92% of the genome
B. The main band contains 10% of the genome
C. Smaller peak represents 30% GC content of genome
D. Smaller peak represents 60% GC content of genome