Genomic and Screening Libraries MCQs

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Q41.
The first primer in the case of 3’ RACE is ___________

a.

internal sequence

b.

oligo-dT adaptor molecule

c.

oligo-dA adaptor molecule

d.

adaptor oligo-dT primer

Discuss
Answer: (b).oligo-dT adaptor molecule
Q42.
The first cDNA strand in 5’ RACE is tailed with oligo-dA tail.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q43.
What is the second primer in the case of 5’ RACE?

a.

Internal primer

b.

Oligo-dA sequence

c.

Adaptor-oligo-dT primer

d.

Oligo-dT adaptor molecule

Discuss
Answer: (c).Adaptor-oligo-dT primer
Q44.
RNaseH method and homopolymer tailing method generates blunt ended cDNA molecules. Which of the following can be used for attaching them to vector?

a.

Blunt ended ligation

b.

Addition of linkers

c.

Using appropriate restriction enzymes

d.

All the methods can be used equivalently

Discuss
Answer: (d).All the methods can be used equivalently
Q45.
Choose the correct statement for modification of homopolymer tailing method.

a.

It includes modification of primers

b.

Primers are varied by simply altering their size by randomly adding or removing bases

c.

The 5’ end of the first cDNA strand is tailed with C residues

d.

A single stranded oilgonucleotide is then used for second strand synthesis

Discuss
Answer: (a).It includes modification of primers
Q46.
By synthesizing two strands separately then annealing them leads to formation of double stranded oligonucleotide.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q47.
Sometimes the required mRNA is present in less number. So the process of increasing the representation of rare mRNAs is called as ____________

a.

amplification

b.

normalization

c.

selection

d.

narrowing

Discuss
Answer: (b).normalization
Q48.
Choose the correct statement in order to enrich rare species.

a.

The most basic principle relies on the kinetics of hybridization

b.

A collection of single stranded molecules is allowed to reanneal under given conditions

c.

The strands which are less abundant are able to find their complement easily

d.

The left over molecules are more abundant in nature

Discuss
Answer: (a).The most basic principle relies on the kinetics of hybridization
Q49.
Which statement holds true for hydroxyapatite?

a.

It binds to single stranded molecules more tightly than double stranded molecules

b.

It binds to linear molecules more tightly than circular molecules

c.

It binds to circular molecules more tightly than linear molecules

d.

It binds to double stranded molecules more tightly than single stranded molecules

Discuss
Answer: (d).It binds to double stranded molecules more tightly than single stranded molecules
Q50.
Libraries in which a particular sequence is present in one organism but are absent from another organism, are called as ___________

a.

normalized libraries

b.

subtractive libraries

c.

selective libraries

d.

partial libraries

Discuss
Answer: (b).subtractive libraries
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