342685
In genetic fingerprinting, the 'probe' refers to:
1 A radioactively labelled single stranded RNA molecule
2 A radioactively labelled single stranded DNA molecule
3 A radioactively labelled double stranded DNA molecule
4 A radioactively labelled double stranded RNA molecule
Explanation:
DNA fingerprints are specific banding patterns of genomic DNA produced when it is cleaved with a specific restriction enzyme and hybridised to appropriate DNA probes which are small segments of radioactive DNA that help in locating a specific gene in a DNA sequence.
KCET - 2010
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
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DNA fingerprinting method is very useful for
1 DNA tests for identifying relationships
2 Forensic studies
3 Polymorphism
4 All
Explanation:
DNA finger printing helps in identifying the real genetic mother, father and the offspring, It is also useful in the detection of crime and legal pursuits. And DNA polymorphism is the basis of genetic mapping of human genome as well as DNA finger printing.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342687
Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals relies on
1 Location of minisatellites on chromosome
2 Number of minisatellites on chromosome
3 Size of minisatellites on chromosome
4 All the above
Explanation:
There is a variety of different types of polymorphisms ranging from single nucleotide change to very large scale changes. Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals which relies on Location, Number and Size of minisatellites on chromosome.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342688
Blood stains are found at the site of a murder. If DNA profiling technique is to be used for identifying the criminal, which of the following is ideal for use?
1 Erythrocytes
2 Leukocytes
3 Platelets
4 Serum
Explanation:
From the given options, leukocytes are to be used for identifying the criminal because they are nucleated, whereas erythrocytes are enucleated.
342685
In genetic fingerprinting, the 'probe' refers to:
1 A radioactively labelled single stranded RNA molecule
2 A radioactively labelled single stranded DNA molecule
3 A radioactively labelled double stranded DNA molecule
4 A radioactively labelled double stranded RNA molecule
Explanation:
DNA fingerprints are specific banding patterns of genomic DNA produced when it is cleaved with a specific restriction enzyme and hybridised to appropriate DNA probes which are small segments of radioactive DNA that help in locating a specific gene in a DNA sequence.
KCET - 2010
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342686
DNA fingerprinting method is very useful for
1 DNA tests for identifying relationships
2 Forensic studies
3 Polymorphism
4 All
Explanation:
DNA finger printing helps in identifying the real genetic mother, father and the offspring, It is also useful in the detection of crime and legal pursuits. And DNA polymorphism is the basis of genetic mapping of human genome as well as DNA finger printing.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342687
Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals relies on
1 Location of minisatellites on chromosome
2 Number of minisatellites on chromosome
3 Size of minisatellites on chromosome
4 All the above
Explanation:
There is a variety of different types of polymorphisms ranging from single nucleotide change to very large scale changes. Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals which relies on Location, Number and Size of minisatellites on chromosome.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342688
Blood stains are found at the site of a murder. If DNA profiling technique is to be used for identifying the criminal, which of the following is ideal for use?
1 Erythrocytes
2 Leukocytes
3 Platelets
4 Serum
Explanation:
From the given options, leukocytes are to be used for identifying the criminal because they are nucleated, whereas erythrocytes are enucleated.
342685
In genetic fingerprinting, the 'probe' refers to:
1 A radioactively labelled single stranded RNA molecule
2 A radioactively labelled single stranded DNA molecule
3 A radioactively labelled double stranded DNA molecule
4 A radioactively labelled double stranded RNA molecule
Explanation:
DNA fingerprints are specific banding patterns of genomic DNA produced when it is cleaved with a specific restriction enzyme and hybridised to appropriate DNA probes which are small segments of radioactive DNA that help in locating a specific gene in a DNA sequence.
KCET - 2010
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342686
DNA fingerprinting method is very useful for
1 DNA tests for identifying relationships
2 Forensic studies
3 Polymorphism
4 All
Explanation:
DNA finger printing helps in identifying the real genetic mother, father and the offspring, It is also useful in the detection of crime and legal pursuits. And DNA polymorphism is the basis of genetic mapping of human genome as well as DNA finger printing.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342687
Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals relies on
1 Location of minisatellites on chromosome
2 Number of minisatellites on chromosome
3 Size of minisatellites on chromosome
4 All the above
Explanation:
There is a variety of different types of polymorphisms ranging from single nucleotide change to very large scale changes. Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals which relies on Location, Number and Size of minisatellites on chromosome.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342688
Blood stains are found at the site of a murder. If DNA profiling technique is to be used for identifying the criminal, which of the following is ideal for use?
1 Erythrocytes
2 Leukocytes
3 Platelets
4 Serum
Explanation:
From the given options, leukocytes are to be used for identifying the criminal because they are nucleated, whereas erythrocytes are enucleated.
342685
In genetic fingerprinting, the 'probe' refers to:
1 A radioactively labelled single stranded RNA molecule
2 A radioactively labelled single stranded DNA molecule
3 A radioactively labelled double stranded DNA molecule
4 A radioactively labelled double stranded RNA molecule
Explanation:
DNA fingerprints are specific banding patterns of genomic DNA produced when it is cleaved with a specific restriction enzyme and hybridised to appropriate DNA probes which are small segments of radioactive DNA that help in locating a specific gene in a DNA sequence.
KCET - 2010
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342686
DNA fingerprinting method is very useful for
1 DNA tests for identifying relationships
2 Forensic studies
3 Polymorphism
4 All
Explanation:
DNA finger printing helps in identifying the real genetic mother, father and the offspring, It is also useful in the detection of crime and legal pursuits. And DNA polymorphism is the basis of genetic mapping of human genome as well as DNA finger printing.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342687
Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals relies on
1 Location of minisatellites on chromosome
2 Number of minisatellites on chromosome
3 Size of minisatellites on chromosome
4 All the above
Explanation:
There is a variety of different types of polymorphisms ranging from single nucleotide change to very large scale changes. Each individual has a unique DNA Fingerprint as individuals which relies on Location, Number and Size of minisatellites on chromosome.
BIOXII06: MOLECULAR BASIS OF INHERITANCE
342688
Blood stains are found at the site of a murder. If DNA profiling technique is to be used for identifying the criminal, which of the following is ideal for use?
1 Erythrocytes
2 Leukocytes
3 Platelets
4 Serum
Explanation:
From the given options, leukocytes are to be used for identifying the criminal because they are nucleated, whereas erythrocytes are enucleated.
