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#Question id: 18837


Which of the following statement is correct about comparative method of RNA secondary structure prediction?

#I Life Science/ Life Sciences Group – I-V
  1. This approach is based on the assumption that RNA sequences that deem to be homologous fold into the same secondary structure.
  2. This method uses multiple evolutionarily related RNA sequences to infer a consensus structure
  3. the concept of covariation is used to distinguish the conserved secondary structure among multiple related RNA sequences
  4. All of the above.
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#Question id: 15010

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#Question id: 15010

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The phenomenon where half the "normal" level of functional protein is not enough to generate a normal phenotype is called haploinsufficiency. Which of the following situations demonstrates haploinsufficiency?

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Which of the following statements about a lethal allele is NOT correct?

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#Question id: 15011

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Which of the following statements about a lethal allele is NOT correct?

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#Question id: 15138

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

Match the items in group 1 with an appropriate description in group 2.
Group 1                                                                Group 2
(P) SWISS PROT                                 (1) derived protein structure database 
(Q) Local alignment                          (2) protein sequence database
(R) CATH                                             (3) GAP
(S) Global alignment                        (4) Smith–Waterman algorithm