Question
Base analogs are which type of mutagens?
Chemical mutagens.
Physical mutagens.
Biological mutagens.
Natural mutagens.
Chemical mutagens.
Physical mutagens.
Biological mutagens.
Natural mutagens.
Hint:
Base analogues are derived from DNA bases.
The correct answer is: Natural mutagens.
- DNA is made up of nucleotides (combination of a sugar, base and phosphate)
- The bases include adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine in DNA
- Molecules having structure similar to that of the natural bases are found naturally which are called base analogues
- These base analogues can interfere during metabolism and cause mutation
- 5-bromouracil, 2-aminopurine are commonly known natural base analogues
- Bases are classified into purine and pyrimidine
- Purine include adenine and guanine which are two ringed structures
- Pyrimidine include thymine and uracil which are single ringed structures
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Ionizing radiation causes ___________.
- Ionizing radiations have shorter wavelength but high energy
- Ionizing radiations cause single strand break or crosslinking
Ionizing radiation causes ___________.
- Ionizing radiations have shorter wavelength but high energy
- Ionizing radiations cause single strand break or crosslinking
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- Silent mutation does not affect the individual since the change in the nucleic acid sequence doe not alter the amino acid produced.
If the mutation occurs in the non-functional part of DNA, then these mutations may remain as _________.
- Silent mutation does not affect the individual since the change in the nucleic acid sequence doe not alter the amino acid produced.
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- Some mutations are silent, having no effect
- Development of lactose tolerance is an example for beneficial mutation
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- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are silent, having no effect
- Development of lactose tolerance is an example for beneficial mutation
_______ is the most mutagenic among UV rays.
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- The UV C radiations are filtered by the atmosphere
- Transition mutation is caused by UV C
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- UV B and UV C have mutagenic effects
- The UV C radiations are filtered by the atmosphere
- Transition mutation is caused by UV C
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- Variation is caused due to combination of paternal and maternal genes
- Environmental factors also can influence variation in some cases
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- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are beneficial to survive, while some mutations may not produce any effect
Physical mutagens include:
- Mutation cause change in DNA sequence
- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are beneficial to survive, while some mutations may not produce any effect
Mutation occurs at the time of:
- Mutation can be due to genetic or environmental factors
- The cause of mutation is called mutagen
- The individual affected is called mutant
- Not all mutations are harmful
Mutation occurs at the time of:
- Mutation can be due to genetic or environmental factors
- The cause of mutation is called mutagen
- The individual affected is called mutant
- Not all mutations are harmful
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- The phenotype of an individual is determined by the genotype
- The genotype is represented by the two alleles
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- Genes are specific DNA sequence coding for a particular trait
- The phenotype of an individual is determined by the genotype
- The genotype is represented by the two alleles
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- Mendel used true breeding plants
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- The contrasting characters of the parents were dominant and recessive
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- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
- The contrasting characters of the parents were dominant and recessive
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The F2 generation of will have :
- 9 yellow round
- 3 round green
- 3 yellow wrinkled
- 1 green wrinkled
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- 3 round green
- 3 yellow wrinkled
- 1 green wrinkled
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- The F1 generation will all exhibit the dominant trait for parents having contrasting homozygous genotype
- The F2 generation will have combination of genotype
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- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
How many pair of contrasting characters were studied by Mendel?
- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
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- Laws of inheritance were proposed by Mendel
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- The physical traits are due to the expression of genes
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An organism with two identical alleles is
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