The amount of change in q is directly proportional to the migration (m); The magnitude of change is also affected by the differences in allelic frequencies of the two populations (qI - qII); What is amount of change when 200 migratory individuals are merge in recipient population size of 1800. Allele frequency of q1 of source and recipient population is .80 and .20 respectively. 

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#Question id: 19226

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

A systematic examination of the conditions that are used in Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation revealed that a hormone that significantly decreased the transfer of genes to plant genomes. It is

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#Question id: 19223

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Based on the DNA sequence of a commonly used binary vector some example are

1. pBIN19

2. pCB301

3. pBR322

Which of the following above statements are correct?

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#Question id: 19216

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Agrobacterium respond to which plant phenolic compounds which are excreted by susceptible wounded plants.

1. Toluene

2. Acetosyringone 

3. Hydroxyacetosyringon

Which of the option have incorrect statement?

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#Question id: 17085

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Spontaneous cell fusion occurs at a very low rate. Enhanced fusion can be done by 

1. Sendai virus 

2. Polyethylene glycol

3. Ficol

4. Phenol red

Which of the above mentioned can be used for fusion experiments?

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#Question id: 17076

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The various advantages of serum-free media could be

1. Improved reproducibility of results from different laboratories

2. Easier downstream processing of products from cultured cells

3. Biassays are free from interference due to serum proteins

4. They permit selective culture of diffrentiated cell types from the heterogeneous cultures

Which of the statements are true?

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#Question id: 16492

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Upstream elements on the other hand regulates the activity of gene action are

A. Enhancer sequences

B. Silencer sequences

C. Termination sequences

D. Signal sequences

Mark the option with correct combination