The number of cyclic rings present in purines and pyrimidines are

1. 2,1 respectively

2. 1,2 respectively

3. 2,2 respectively

4. 1,1 respectively

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The bond between the phosphate and hydroxyl group of sugar  is an
1. ether bond
2. ester bond
3. glycosidic bond
4. amide bond

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How many phosphodiester bonds are present in 5’ATTTTTGG 3’ sequence of nucleotides

1. 7
2. 9
3. 8
4. 6

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The DNA exists as _________helix which runs ________
1. double, parallel
2. double, antiparallel
3. single, perpendicular
4. single, parallel

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The backbone of the DNA is formed by

1. sugar, phosphate, sugar chain
2. sugar, phosphate, nitrogenous base chain
3. Phosphate, sugar, phosphate chain
4. Both A and B
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In DNA strands, there are ____ H- bonds b/w A and T and ____H-bonds b/w G and C respectivley
1. 2,3
2. 3,2
3. 2,2
4. 3,3

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Which of the following is the pitch of B-DNA
1. 34Angstrom
2. 34 nanometre
3. 34 picometre
4. 34 femtometre

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Which model explains the double helix nature of DNA

1.Watson and Crick Model

2 .Gene Battery Model

3. Sanger Sequencing

4  Both A and C

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The amino acids which are synthesised by our body are known as

1. Essential amino acids

2. Non-essential amino acids

3. Optical amino acids

4. Both A and C

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The body meets the demand of essential amino acids through

1. Food

2. Body synthesised  on its own

3. Both A and B

4. None of these

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