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#Question id: 12836

The final layer of control that is critical in the regulation of CDKs is a family of proteins known as CDK inhibitors, or CKIs, which bind directly to the cyclin-CDK complex and inhibit its activity. Which of the following function not done by CKIs?

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization
  1. Binding of INK4s to CDK4 and CDK6 blocks their interaction with cyclin D and hence their protein kinase activity. 
  2. p27 prevents the premature activation of S phase CDKs during G1.
  3. p21CIP plays an important role in the response of metazoan cells to DNA damage by inhibiting G1/S phase CDKs and S phase CDKs, and thereby blocking entry into or passage through S phase.
  4. During ongoing DNA replication and in response to replication stress (slow DNA replication fork movement or DNA replication fork collapse), the ATR-Chk1 protein kinase cascade phosphorylates and inactivates Cdc25C, thereby preventing the activation of mitotic CDKs and inhibiting entry into mitosis.
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#Question id: 7296

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

some of the following statements regarding to this experiment are given below. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
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#Question id: 7300

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Following genes regulate flowering, column I represents genes, column II represents transcription factor family and column III represents functions.

Column I

Column II

Column III

A. FLOWERING D (FD)

i. bZIP

a. Activates flowering

downstream of florigen

B. SUPPRESSOR OF

OVEREXPRESSION OF

CONSTANS1 (SOC1)

ii. MADS

b. Receptor for florigen

C. FLOWERING LOCUS C

 

c. Class E homeotic genes

D. SEPALLATA (SEP)

 

d. Floral repressor

 Which of the following is correct?
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#Question id: 22944

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

In the floral meristem, the FT-FD complex activates the expression of
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#Question id: 22938

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Genes that regulate flowering, have different transcription factors and functions:
 
Choose correct match:
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#Question id: 7314

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

With reference to plant flowering pattern; match the terms of Column I with the most appropriate term of Column II. (Se-Sepal; Ca-Carpel; St-stamen; Pe-Petal)

s.no.

Homeotic mutants

(Column 1)

S. No

Flower patterning

(Column 2)

A.     

Apetala2 mutant

                    I.  

Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca

B.      

Agamous /Apetala3 mutant

                    II.    

Se-Pe-Pe-Se

C.      

Agamous mutant

               III. 

Se-Se-Se-Se

D.     

Apetala2/Apetala3 mutant

                IV.

Ca-St-St-Ca

 
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#Question id: 7312

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Following statements regarding to the classes of genes that regulate floral development:

A.  Floral organ identity genes directly control floral identity. The proteins encoded by these genes are transcription factors that likely control the expression of other genes whose products are involved in the formation and/or function of floral organs.

B.  Cadastral genes act as spatial regulators of the floral organ identity genes by setting boundaries for their expression.

C.   Meristem identity genes are necessary for the initial induction of the organ identity genes. These genes are the positive regulators of floral organ identity.

D.  Cadastral genes act as negative regulators of the floral organ identity genes by inhibits their expression.

E.   Meristem identity genes are the negative regulators of floral organ identity genes.

Which of the above statements are true?