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Chapter No 21 :mcqs on Genomic Analysis (215 MCQ`S)

Here, we are encountering a comprehensive and interesting mcqs base quiz on Genomic analysis with answers. In this quiz, we are going to ask questions based on Genomic analysis . We shall discuss MCQs about history and origin of Genomic analysis , MCQs about the rules and principles of Genomic analysis and MCQs about the analysis of Genomic. All information will be provided in form of MCQs and the relevant explanations. This will help the students in all the competitive exams like PPSC, KPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, TET, GAT, UGC NET, TEET, NEET exam class based tests about Genomic analysis and in all other competitive exams around the world. This article consists of 200 questions, if you prepare these questions well, we hope you will score well in the exam.

  1. Genomic analysis was launched by
    1. T H Morgan
    2. Smith
    3. Fred Sanger
    4. K B Mullis
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      Answer: C
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  2. Genomic analysis was launched in
    1. 1977
    2. 1987
    3. 1997
    4. 2003
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      Answer: A
      Explanation:
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  3. Fred Sanger worked on genome sequence of
    1. Bacteria
    2. Virus
    3. Algae
    4. Potozoa
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      Answer: B
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  4. ØX174 virus has ________nucleotides in its genome
    1. 2400
    2. 3400
    3. 4400
    4. 5400
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      Answer: D
      Explanation:
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  5. The most widely used strategy for sequencing and assembling an entire genome involves/involve
    1. Whole genome sequencing (WGS)
    2. Shortgun cloning
    3. RFLPs
    4. Both a and b
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      Answer: D
      Explanation:
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  6. A 6-bp cutter such as EcoR1 creates about_______fragments when used to digest the human genome
    1. 500000
    2. 600000
    3. 700000
    4. 800000
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      Answer: C
      Explanation:
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  7. The overlapping and adjoinning fragments that collectively form one continuous DNA molecule within a chromosome are called
    1. Cotigs
    2. WGS
    3. RFLPs
    4. Gene bank
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      Answer: A
      Explanation:
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  8. TIGR scientists developed_________for gene sequencing
    1. Cotigs
    2. WGS
    3. RFLPs
    4. Gene bank
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      Answer: B
      Explanation:
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  9. TIGR scientists developed WGS method for gene sequencing of _________
    1. Haemophilus influenzae
    2. E.Coli
    3. H.pylori
    4. Compylobacter
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      Answer: A
      Explanation:
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  10. TIGR scientists developed WGS method and sequence the _________million-bp genome of Haemophilus influenzae
    1. 3.83
    2. 2.83
    3. 1.83
    4. 0.83
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      Answer: C
      Explanation:
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