All offspring are produced in a single reproductive event, we term this pattern semelparity. Which of the following is characteristics feature for semelparity individuals?

a) Semelparity is common in insects and other invertebrates

b) Semelparous organisms may live for many years before reproducing

c) semelparity occur only in plant

d) In semelparity, exploitation competition is more common than interference competition

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#Unit 13. Methods in Biology

The number of clones to represent this fragment in genomic library with a probability of 95% are

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#Unit 13. Methods in Biology

 Vectors used for construction of genomic libraries, and their capacity is given match them correctly

A- λ EMBL series                                                                                   I - 300kb - 1,400 kb

B - Cosmids                                                                                                 II - 45 kb

C – BACs and YACs (high capacity vectors)                                             III - 20kb

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#Unit 13. Methods in Biology

cDNA library do not require very large vectors hence which of the following is commonly used in cDNA library

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When a cDNA library is generated by first removing those mRNA or cDNA sequences that are common to two sources, e.g., two different Cell types, such a library is called 

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1. Presence of oncogenes (iaaM, iaaH and ipt) in T-DNA,

2. Their large size makes the handling procedures during cloning tedious and cumbersome

3. A general lack of unique cloning sites within the T-DNA, which are needed for the insertion of DNA segments to be cloned.

These three problems have been resolved by deleting 

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The use of wild type pTi as a vector presents the following three problems.

1. Presence of oncogenes (iaaM, iaaH and ipt) in T-DNA, which causes a disorganised growth and a loss of regeneration potentiaLof the cells having T-DNA in their genomes.

2. Their large size makes the handling procedures during cloning tedious and cumbersome.

3. A general lack of unique cloning sites within the T-DNA, which are needed for the insertion of DNA segments to be cloned

In the above mention’s problems, 1 and 3 can removed by disarming and creating MCS, to overcome from 2nd problem need to develop