How to practice Genetics and genomics

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Question 49

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Correctly match the following molecules/methods in Group-I with their major uses in Group-II.
Group-I: (P) CRISPR-Cas9 (Q) DNA Microarray (R) Vir genes (S) RAPD
Group-II: (1) Global gene expression analysis (2) Molecular marker (3) Targeted gene editing (4) Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation
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Question 64

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Two completely linked genes A and B regulate plant height and flower colour, respectively, where the recessive mutant aa is dwarf bearing red flowers and the recessive mutant bb is tall bearing white flowers. If an F1 individual of the aaBB × AAbb cross is crossed to the mutant aabb, then the probability of an individual in the next generation bearing white flower would be __________ (Round off to two decimal places).

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Question 54

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If an egg cell of a diploid plant species has 10 chromosomes, the expected number of chromosomes in a double trisomic somatic cell of this species would be ____________ (Answer in integer).

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Question 58

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The following table summarizes the flowering time (days to flower) and the transcript levels in four genotypes of a plant species.
Genotype | Days to flower | Transcript level of gene A | Transcript level of gene B Wild type | 30 | Normal | Normal a mutant | 15 | Nil | Increased b mutant | 60 | Normal | Nil ab double mutant | 60 | Nil | Nil
Which one of the following genetic pathways best explains the observations shown in the table?
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Question 65

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In a genetic cross between a true-breeding tall parent bearing red flowers and a true-breeding dwarf parent bearing white flowers, only tall plants with red flowers are obtained in the F₁ population. Considering these two traits segregate independently, if one tall individual is selected from the F₂ population, the probability that it would be genotypically homozygous for plant height and make red flowers is __________ (Round off to two decimal places).

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Question 64

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In a genetic cross between two pure-line parents differing in the two independent segregating traits, plant height (tall vs dwarf) and flower color (purple vs white), all the F1 plants were tall with purple flowers. In a testcross population involving these F1 individuals, the expected percentage (%) of dwarf plants with purple flower would be ______ (in integer).

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Question 65

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The mRNA of a hypothetical plant gene HSDU is 800-nucleotide long and encodes a protein of 160 amino acid residues. The calculated length of HSDU CDS would be ______ nucleotides (in integer).

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Question 35

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DNA in a 1 cm long chromatin contains 5 × 10⁹ base pairs. The fold compaction of this DNA within the chromatin is ______ (in integer).

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Question 55

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Match the tasks given in Group I with the associated techniques conventionally used as listed in Group II.
Group I P. Ploidy analysis Q. Profiling DNA methetion R. Identifying non-coding RNAs S. Identifying SNPs T. Satellite DNA isolation
Group II
RNA sequencing
Exome sequencing
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
Bisulfite sequencing
Density-gradient centrifugation
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Question 63

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In a diploid angiosperm species, flower colour is regulated by the R gene. RR and Rr genotypes produce red flowers, whereas the rr genotype produces white flowers. If two individual plants are randomly selected from a large segregating population of a genetic cross between RR and rr parents, the probability of both the plants producing red flowers is ______. (Rounded off to two decimal places)

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