10. Unidirectional flow of information called central dogma was given by (1) H.C. Crick (2) Temin (3) Baltimore (4) Dulbecco In eukaryotes, RNAPIII catalyses the synthesis of (1) Alls RNA and tRNA (2) mRNA, HnRNA and SnRNA (3) SS FRNA, tRNA and SnRNA (4) 285, 185 and 5S RNA ‘The core enzyme requires a factor for termination of RNA synthesis at some sites. This is known as (1) Sigma factor (2) Rho factor (3) Gamma factor (4) Alpha particle Ione strand of DNA has the base sequence ATCCACGACTAG and the second strand undergoes transcriptio ‘what would be the base sequence on mRNA ? (1) TACGTGCTGATC (2) ATCCACGACTAG (3) AUCCACGACUAG (4) AUGCACGACTAG During protein synthesis, amino acid gets attached to tRNA with the help of (1) mRNA (2) Aminoacyl synthetase (3) Ribosome (4) rRNA ‘The first amino acid in any polypeptide chain of prokaryote is always (1) Formylated methionine (2) Formylated arginine (3) Lysine (4) Methionine Which site of a RNA molecule forms hydrogen bonds with mRNA molecule ? (Q) Codon (2) Anticodon (8) 5' end of the tRNA molecule (4)3' end of the t-RNA molecule To code the 50 aminoacids in a polypeptide chain, what will be the minimum number of nucleotides if cistron? (1) 50 (2/153 (3) 306 1 300 ‘A single anticodon can recognize more than one codon of m-RNA. This phenomenon is termed 25 (1) Richmond and Lang effect (2) Gene flow hypothesis (3) Wobble hypothesis (4) Transposability The genetic code is called a degenerate code because (1) One codon has many meanings (2) More than one codon has the sane meaning (3) One codon has one meaning (4) There are 64 codons present Scanned with CamScanner