Q. Over twisting a molecule leads to

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Q. The synaptonemal complex was described by Montrose J. Moses in

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Q. A protein structure that forms between homologous chromosomes during meiosis is

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Q. The synaptonemal complex is a tripartite structure consisting of

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Q. In prokaryotes the small 30S ribosomal subunit contains the

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Q. The length of transfer RNA is typically

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Q. One end of tRNA matches the genetic code in three nucleotide sequence called

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Q. In prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell, the synthesis of the proteins chains is initiated with

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Q. The ribosome contains 40% proteins by weight and

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Q. A DNA sequence that pinpoint where the genetic sequence can be decoded and read is named as

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Q. In the earlier times, the tRNA molecule was called as

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Q. The triplet bases on DNA and mRNA is known as

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Q. Codons are

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Q. The triplet code of DNA has a group of

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Q. Anti-codon describes the triplet bases on

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Q. When a single nucleotide base pair is substituted, the type of mutation occurs is

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Q. The outcomes of point mutations include

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Q. The addition or deletition of a nucleotide base pair involves

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Q. A base substitution that causes the regular codon to change into another codon that codes for different amino acid is said to be

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Q. Random mutations occurs due to

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