RNA Structure Prediction MCQs

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Q71.
Originally, the FOLD program of _____ predicted _____ having the minimum free energy.
Discuss
Answer: (c).M. Zuker, only one
Q72.
To find suboptimal structures, the dynamic programming method was modified.
Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q73.
In the programs related to FOLD, the second region, the ________ region, is used to calculate the energy of the ________ structure.
Discuss
Answer: (d).excluded, best
Q74.
In the programs related to FOLD, All complementary base pairs can be sampled in a fashion to determine which are present in a suboptimal structure.
Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q75.
The program may be instructed to find structures within a certain percentage of the minimum free energy.
Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q76.
Three scores, Pnum (i), Hnum (i,j), and Ssum, have been derived to assist with a determination of the reliability of a secondary structure prediction for a particular base i or a base pair i,j. Which of the following is not a correct regarding Pnum?
Discuss
Answer: (b).is the total number of energy dots considering the color in the ith row and ith column of the energy dot plot
Q77.
Three scores, Pnum (i), Hnum (i,j), and Ssum, have been derived to assist with a determination of the reliability of a secondary structure prediction for a particular base i or a base pair i,j. Which of the following is not a correct regarding Hnum?
Discuss
Answer: (b).is the sum of Pnum(i) and Pnum(j) + 1
Q78.
Three scores, Pnum (i), Hnum (i,j), and Ssum, have been derived to assist with a determination of the reliability of a secondary structure prediction for a particular base i or a base pair i,j. Which of the following is not a correct regarding Ssum?
Discuss
Answer: (c).is the number of foldings in which base i is single-stranded multiplied by m, the number of folding
Q79.
A limitation of the Zuker method and other methods (Nakaya et al. 1995) for computing suboptimal RNA structures is that they do not compute all the structures within a given energy range of the minimum free-energy structure.
Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q80.
These limitations of the Zuker method and other methods have been largely overcome by using an algorithm originally described by Waterman and Byers (1985) for finding sequence alignments within a certain range of the optimal one by modifications of the trace-back procedure used in dynamic programming.
Discuss
Answer: (a).True
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