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Newly synthesised radioactive DNA was purified and strands were separated by denaturation. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance List the various markers that are used in DNA finger printing. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Give an account of the methods used in sequencing the human genome. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance ‘There is a paternity dispute for a child’. Which technique can solve the problem? Discuss the principle involved. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Define an operon. Giving an example, explain an Inducible operon. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Discuss the process of translation in detail. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Give an account of post-transcriptional modifications of an eukaryotic mRNA. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance During the course of evolution why DNA was chosen over RNA as genetic material? Give reasons by first discussing the desired criteria in a molecule that can act as genetic material and in the light of biochemical differences between DNA and RNA. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Give an account of Hershey and Chase experiment. What did it conclusively prove? If both DNA and proteins contained phosphorus and sulphur do you think the result would have been the same? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Comment on the utility of variability in number of tandem repeats during DNA finger printing. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Do you think that the alternative splicing of exons may enable a structural gene to code for several isoproteins from one and the same gene? If yes, how? If not, why so? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance What are the functions of (i) methylated guanosine cap, (ii) poly-A 'tail' in a mature RNA? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance What background information did Watson and Crick have made available for developing a model of DNA What was their contribution? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance During in vitro synthesis of DNA, a researcher used 2′, 3′ - dideoxy cytidine triphosphate as raw nucleotide in place of 2′-deoxycytidine. What would be the consequence? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Would it be appropriate to use DNA probes such as VNTR in DNA finger printing of a bacteriophage? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance Now, sequencing of total genomes getting is less expensive day by the day. Soon it may be affordable for a common man to get his genome sequenced. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance The total number of genes in humans far less (< 25,000) than the previous estimate (upto 1,40,000 gene). Comment. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance How has the sequencing of human genome opened new windows for treatment of various genetic disorders? Discuss amongst your classmates. 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance A low level of expression of lac operon occurs all the time. Can you explain the logic behind this phenomena? 3 years ago Shilpi98 class 12 cbse ncert exemplar molecular basis of inheritance A single base mutation in a gene may not ‘always’ result in loss or gain of function. Do you think the statement is correct? 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