Q.6 Peptidyl transferase activity resides in (A) 16S rRNA (B) 23S rRNA (C) 5S rRNA (D) 28S rRNA
Q.6 Peptidyl transferase activity resides in (A) 16S rRNA (B) 23S rRNA (C) 5S rRNA (D) 28S rRNA
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1 Answer The degree of inhibition for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction at a particular inhibitor concentration is independent of the initial substrate concentration. The inhibition follows (A) competitive inhibition (B) mixed inhibition (C) un-competitive inhibition (D) non-competitive inhibition
The degree of inhibition for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction at a particular inhibitor concentration is independent of the initial substrate concentration. The inhibition follows (A) competitive inhibition (B) mixed inhibition (C) un-competitive inhibition (D) non-competitive inhibition
1 Answer Q.7 In transgenics, alterations in the sequence of nucleotide in genes are due to P. Substitution Q. Deletion R. Insertion S. Rearrangement (A) P and Q (B) P, Q and R (C) Q and R (D) R and S
Q.7 In transgenics, alterations in the sequence of nucleotide in genes are due to P. Substitution Q. Deletion R. Insertion S. Rearrangement (A) P and Q (B) P, Q and R (C) Q and R (D) R and S
1 Answer Oxidation-reduction reactions with positive standard redox potential (E⁰’) have (A) positive ΔG⁰ (B) negative ΔG⁰ (C) positive ΔE⁰’ (D) negative ΔE⁰’
Oxidation-reduction reactions with positive standard redox potential (E⁰’) have (A) positive ΔG⁰ (B) negative ΔG⁰ (C) positive ΔE⁰’ (D) negative ΔE⁰’
1 Answer State the main achievements of the Human Genome Project.
State the main achievements of the Human Genome Project.
1 Answer Mention the significance of plants obtained by each of the following types of plant tissue culture techniques. (i) Callus Culture (ii) Organogenesis (iii) Somatic Embryogenesis
Mention the significance of plants obtained by each of the following types of plant tissue culture techniques. (i) Callus Culture (ii) Organogenesis (iii) Somatic Embryogenesis
1 Answer Briefly explain the concept and application of: (i) In vitro pollination. (ii) Protoplast fusion.
Briefly explain the concept and application of: (i) In vitro pollination. (ii) Protoplast fusion.
1 Answer What are polysaccharides? How are they formed?
What are polysaccharides? How are they formed?
1 Answer Differentiate between: (i) PCR and Gene Cloning. (ii) Batch Culture and Continuous Culture.
Differentiate between: (i) PCR and Gene Cloning. (ii) Batch Culture and Continuous Culture.
1 Answer How is DNA sequencing performed using Sanger’s dideoxy technique? Give one limitation of this technique.
How is DNA sequencing performed using Sanger’s dideoxy technique? Give one limitation of this technique.
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