Following some attributes of biological control agent of parasite

A) General adaptability to the environment.

B) High searching capacity for hosts.

C) K selected strategy

D) Low dispersal ability.

E) Minimal time lag effects in responding to changes in host numbers.

Following above attribute is not ideal for that biological agent?

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#Question id: 26496

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Two transesterification reactions takes place for 2 exon -1 intron configuration. Choose the correct  statement

a. First transesterification is always caused by exon 1 -3’OH

b. second transesterification is catalysed variably either by external G or branch point while .

c. First transesterification is catalysed variably either by external G or branch point while 

d. second transesterification is always caused by exon 1 -3’OH.

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#Question id: 26497

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

There are three type of Splicing signals 1. Major U2-type or GU-AG introns 2. Minor U12-type or AU-AC introns & 3. Minor U12-type with GU-AG introns (hybrid type), which of the following is responsible for the recognition of branch point sequence UACUAAC?

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#Question id: 26498

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which of the following shows correct bond pattern in Lactose and Allolactose

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#Question id: 26499

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

There are three type of Splicing signals 1. Major U2-type or GU-AG introns 2. Minor U12-type or AU-AC introns & 3. Minor U12-type with GU-AG introns (hybrid type), which of the following is responsible for the recognition of branch point sequence UACUAAC?

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#Question id: 26500

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Choose the correct statement 

1.UACUAAC is branch point sequence for U2 type introns 

2.UACUAAC is branch point sequence for U12 type introns

3.CCUUAAC is branch point sequence for U12 type introns

4.CCUUAAC is branch point sequence for U2 type introns

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#Question id: 26501

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Splice sites are directional in nature