Life Sciences
GATE XL kind:question PYQs
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Question 89
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Desmosomes are
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The “foramen of Panza” is found in which one of the following groups of animals?
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Imagine a population of diploid species in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. The population has two alleles for a gene which are ‘a’ and ‘A’. The number of individuals with ‘aa’ genotype in this population is 1 in 1000. The frequency of the allele ‘A’ in the population is ______ (up to two decimal places)
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A PCR was setup to amplify a 500 nucleotides-long DNA. The dNTPs in the reaction mixture were labeled. The percentage (%) of radiolabeled single-stranded DNA after three cycles will be ______ (up to one decimal place)
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Match the molecules in Column-I with their properties/functions mentioned in Column-II
Column-I Column-II
P. IgM 1. Involved in antigen presentation
Q. IgE 2. Predominant antibody type in various body secretions
R. IgA 3. Can pass through placenta
S. MHC 4. Associated with allergic reaction
5. Contains ten heavy and light chains
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Match the following human diseases in Column-I with their causal organism in Column-II.
Column-I: P. Sleeping sickness; Q. Chagas disease; R. Elephantiasis; S. Lyme disease
Column-II: 1. Trypanosoma cruzi; 2. Trypanosoma brucei; 3. Borrelia burgdorferi; 4. Wuchereria bancrofti; 5. Rickettsia rickettsii
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Match the molecules in Column-I with their correct property/function in Column-II.
Column-I: P. RNase P; Q. RNA Polymerase-I; R. siRNA; S. Guide RNA
Column-II: 1. rRNA gene transcription; 2. Gene silencing; 3. Cas9-mediated genome editing; 4. Ribozymes; 5. tRNA gene transcription
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What would be the number of genotypes and phenotypes, respectively, from a cross between genotypes AaBbCcDd and AaBBCcDd? Assume independent assortment and simple dominant-recessive relationship in each gene pair.
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Nucleosomes are made up of DNA and histones. Histones undergo various kind of modifications by different groups of proteins. They are known as histone writers, readers and erasers. Which of the following is/are histone writer(s)?
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The expression of a gene is regulated by a transcription factor. Which of the following techniques can be used to identify the region in its promoter where the transcription factor binds?
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