Q. Which of the following is an intervening, non-coding sequences?

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Q. The globin gene is constructed from _____ exons and _______ introns.

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Q. Pseudogenes are _______________

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Q. Who was the first person to suggest that genes were capable of moving around the genome?

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Q. Transposase is a __________ enzyme.

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Q. In human cell nucleus, at least _____ percent of DNA has been derived from transposable elements.

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Q. Which of the following type of repeating sequence arise due to transposition of elements?

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Q. DNA transposons found in the human genome are capable of movement.

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Q. Alu sequences are ________________

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Q. “Dark matter” is the region of the chromosome that constitutes highly repeated sequences.

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Q. The process by which a single gene can code for multiple proteins is called ___________

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Q. Systems biology is the study of Biological systems in humans.

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Q. Intergenic and intronic DNA are essentially same.

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Q. Some of the fastest evolving genes encode for proteins involved in _________________________

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Q. Which of the following regions is involved in the development of brain?

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Q. The AMY1 gene encodes for __________

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Q. The FOXP2 gene is responsible for _________________

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Q. Sites in the genome that are different among individuals are referred to as __________________

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Q. Which of the following blocks of DNA have a low frequency of recombination?

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Q. Messenger RNA is synthesized during

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