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181.

Shorter generation time of E. coli compared to eukaryotes may be explained on the basis of

  • shape

  • large surface : volume ratio

  • presence of cell wall

  • absence of organelles


182.

Which one among the following is just a cloning plasmid not an expression plasmid?

  • pBAD-18-Cam

  • pBCSK

  • pUC18

  • pET


183.

Restriction enzymes are used to cut

  • single stranded RNA

  • double stranded DNA

  • single stranded DNA

  • double stranded RNA


184.

Molecular scissors, which cut DNA at specific site is

  • pectinase

  • polymerase

  • restriction endonuclease

  • ligase


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185.

The usual source of restriction endonucleases used in gene cloning is from

  • fungi

  • bacteria

  • plants

  • viruses


186.

DNA fragments generated by the restriction endonucleases in a chemical reaction can be separated by

  • centrifugation

  • polymerase chain reaction

  • electrophoresis

  • restriction mapping


187.

The colonies of recombinant bacteria appear white in contrast to blue colonies of non-recombinant bacteria because of

  • Non-recombinant bacteria containing β-galactosidase

  • lnsertional inactivation of α-galactosidase in non-recombinant bacteria

  • lnsertional inactivation of α-galactosidase in recombinant bacteria

  • Inactivation of glycosidase enzyme in recombinant bacteria


188.

During gene cloning, the enzyme used to join the insert DNA with the plasmid vector is

  • DNA ligase

  • restriction endonuclease

  • alkaline phosphatase

  • exonuclease


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189.

The structure of E. coli chromosomal DNA is

  • double- stranded, right handed and circular

  • single- stranded, right handed and circular

  • double- stranded, left handed and linea

  • double- stranded, left handed and circular


190.

Passage cells help in

  • transport of water towards pericycle

  • transport of water towards epiblema

  • absorption of water from soil

  • passage of CO2 towards stomata


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