Q. No.Heat-killed S form Streptococcus extract treated with proteases is mixed with live R form Streptococcus cells and injected into living mice. What is most likely to happen?
1.
The mice would live.
2.
The mice would die.
3.
The mice's blood would have dead R cells.
4.
A new strain of Streptococcus will be present in mice.
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Transcriptionally, active chromatin is termed as:
| 1. | Heterochromatin | 2. | Euchromatin |
| 3. | Prechromatin | 4. | Prochromatin |
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In a strand of nucleic acid, two nucleotides are linked together by:
1. 3’ – 5’ phosphodiester bond
2. 5’ – 3’ phosphodiester bond
3. 2’ – 5’ phosphodiester bond
4. 3’ – 1’ phosphodiester bond
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Griffith’s transformation experiment in Streptococcus pneumoniae demonstrated that:
1. Heat-killed virulent bacteria failed to produce disease in mice
2. Live non-virulent bacteria failed to produce disease in mice
3. Heat-killed virulent bacteria transformed non-virulent bacteria into virulent form
4. Live virulent bacteria alone produced fatal infection in mice
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What facilitates the opening of the helix during the elongation step of transcription?
| 1. | RNA polymerase | 2. | Helicase |
| 3. | Topoisomerase | 4. | Gyrase |
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The repressor of the lac operon is:
| 1. | Lactose itself | 2. | A steroid |
| 3. | Synthesized constitutively | 4. | A product of structural gene |
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The base pairing in a double stranded DNA is correctly described as:
| 1. | Similar | 2. | Identical |
| 3. | Complementary | 4. | Synergistic |
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In a transcription unit, RNA polymerase binds to:
| 1. | Ori | 2. | Promoter |
| 3. | Operator | 4. | Structural gene |
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The distance between a base pair in the DNA double helix is approximately:
| 1. | 2.0 nm | 2. | 0.34 nm |
| 3. | 20 nm | 4. | 3.4 nm |
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