Q. Which of following proteins becomes functional only after a central part of it is cleaved during post-translational modification?

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Q. What is function of E site on ribosomes?

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Q. What is tRNA molecule called when it is attached to a complementary amino acid?

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Q. Which of following contribute to large scale mutations?

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Q. Which of following is an example of non-enzyme protein?

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Q. How many DNA nucleotides are exposed when once unwound?

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Q. Signal peptide is consists of how many amino acids?

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Q. What are small scale mutations at DNA level called?

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Q. Which of following processed defines cutting of parts of new mRNA?

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Q. Defect or absence of which of following key enzymes can lead to albinism?

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Q. What is region of gene called where RNA polymerase attaches first?

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Q. Newly synthesized mRNA is transported to which of following sites?

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Q. Attachment of which of following to protein, makes it move to endoplasmic reticulum?

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Q. Which of following term describes different ways of cutting mRNA?

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Q. Which of following is not needed during RNA synthesis?

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Q. C terminus of polypeptide chain contains which of following?

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Q. In eukaryotes, which of following help binding RNA polymerase to template strand?

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Q. Which of following does not affect phenotype?

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Q. How many amino acids are present in one codon?

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Q. What happens at 3 prime ends of mRNA?

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