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Question 1: X-ray diffraction data helps measure __________.
Phi and angles
C-Alpha atoms
Protein structure
Atomic positions
Q2
Question 2: In GenBank, specific gene can be searched by using?
Sequence ID
Name
Species
All of the given
Q3
Question 3: The putative ORF can be translated into a protein sequence, which is then used to search against a protein database.
Q4
Question 4: The scoring of gaps in a MSA (Multiple Sequence Alignment) has to be performed in a different manner from scoring gaps in a pair-wise alignment?
Q5
Question 5: The __________ tool compares nucleotide sequence against DNA database.
blastn
blastp
blastx
tblastn
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Question 6: Nussinov-Jacobson (NJ) Algorithm is a dynamic Programming (DP) strategy to predict __________.
Stabilizing energies
Destabilizing energies
Optimal RNA 2' structures
Optimal RNA 3' structures
Q7
Question 7: Name any two frequently used scoring matrices
BLAST & FASTA
Protparam & Protscale
PSIPRED & FASTA
BLOSUM & PAM
Q8
Question 8: Which of the following is the smallest of the RNAs?
Messenger RNA
Transfer RNAs
Ribosomal RNAs
All of the given
Q9
Question 9: Which of the following methods are broad class of computational algorithms that rely on repeated random sampling to obtain numerical results.
Martinez Algorithm
N-J Algorithm
Dynamic Programming
Monte Carlo methods
Q10
Question 10: GenBank and SWISSPORT are example of
Primary Database
Secondary Database
Composite Database
None of the given