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#Question id: 413


The hydrolysis of ATP has a large negative DG'°; nevertheless it is stable in solution due to:

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  1. entropy stabilization.

  2. ionization of the phosphates.

  3. resonance stabilization.

  4. the hydrolysis reaction having a large activation energy.

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#Question id: 16487

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Few limitations regarding organ culture 
It can be maintained only for a few months
Not suitable for biochemical and molecular analyses
For each study, fresh organ cultures have to be initiated
It denatures very easily
Which of the above statements are correct? 

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#Question id: 18737

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RNase S1 method and homopolymer tailing method generates blunt ended cDNA molecules. Which of the following can be used for attaching them to vector?

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#Question id: 12488

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Retinoblastoma usually occurs as a sporadic event but in around 10% of cases there is a positive family history due to autosomal dominant inheritance. In these families the penetrance is approximately 80% (= 0.8). A woman with retinoblastoma, whose father and grandfather were also affected, has an unaffected partner with no relevant family history. Which of the following is correct regarding their children?

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#Question id: 5715

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Following some abnormality is due to Gene rearrangement on chromosome. 

A, Affecting the expression of gene

B. Disrupt the function of gene

C. Reduced recombination between gene present in inverted region

D. Cross over suppressor 

Which of the following above abnormality is may be associated with inversion?

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#Question id: 19886

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Gene cloning refers to the
I) Production of large number of copies of the gene being cloned
II) Production of asexual progeny from a single individual or a cell 
III) Mechanism of intake of DNA fragments from the surrounding medium by a cell