BT301 - Introduction to Biotechnology

All MCQs Tests - VU BT301 - Introduction to Biotechnology

Start

Subject	BT301 - Introduction to Biotechnology			Chapter / Term	All MCQs
Quiz No	1	Total Time	10 Minute(s)	No. of Questions	10 Question(s)

Start Test Now

Chapter / Term

Time

Question(s)

Q1

Question 1: For __________ libraries, the correct orientation can be achieved by self-priming method by adding linker molecule to double stranded cDNA

protein expression

mRNA expression

genome expression

cDNA expression

Q2

Question 2: Major screening strategies involve __________.

Genetic methods

Sequence-dependent screenings

Screening expression libraries

All of the given

Q3

Question 3: Which of the following statements are true regarding Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)?

It is a cytogenetic technique

It uses fluorescent probes

Fluorescent probes bind directly to the chromosomes

All of the given

Q4

Question 4: RH mapping can be used to identify __________?

Locus of a gene

Distances between different sites within a gene

Distances between genes

All of the given

Q5

Question 5: Amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLP) detects genomic restriction fragments and in that respect resembles to __________ technique?

Happy Mapping

STS mapping

SNPs Mapping

RFLP mapping

Q6

Question 6: The methylation of Guanine at N-7 position in Maxam-Gilbert method is done by using __________.

Formic acid

Hydrazine

Dimethyl sulphate

Piperidine

Q7

Question 7: Which of the following is called as dideoxynucleotide chain termination method?

Sanger's method

Maxam-Gilbert method

Edman's method

Automated sequencing method

Q8

Question 8: In Sequenced tag site (STS) mapping, which of the following is not used?

Southern blotting

Restriction endonucleases

Probes

All of the given

Q9

Question 9: Physical Mapping was devised to check __________ between physical and linkage mapping?

Similarity

Correlation

Dissimilarity

All of the given

Q10

Question 10: Which of the following technique resembles with Amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLP) technique that detects genomic restriction fragments?

RFLP (Restriction fragment lebgth polymorphism) technique

SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphism) technique

PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technique

STS (sequenced tag sites) technique