Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
At what temperature does annealing of DNA and primer take place?
________ is used as a template to produce DNA in Reverse Transcripatase PCR.
________ refers to the study of ancient human, animal and plant remains.
A technique for making millions of copies of a specific region of DNA.
What happens during the Anneal step of PCR?
What would the generally expected effect on the PCR reaction be of adjustments that increase the temperature of the annealing phase and the length of the elongation phase?
Two pair of enzymes are used in ________ PCR.
AFLP is a highly sensitive PCR-based method for detecting ________ in DNA.
Inverse PCR supports the amplification and identification of ________.
To amplify one strand of the original DNA more than the other, a special type of PCR is used which is known as ________.
________ tools have also allowed to perform prenatal genetic diagnosis.
Binding of primers to the single stranded DNA is called ________.
________ PCR uses the template for the reverse primers is a restriction fragment that has been self-ligated.
Methylation-specific PCR is used to identify patterns of DNA methylation at ________.
The instrument used to run the PCR is known as ________.
The extension rate of Taq Polymerase enzyme is ________.
The process of reverse transcription reverse transcribes ________.
At what temperature does denaturation of DNA double helix takes place?
Melting of DNA template results in yielding ________ of DNA.
Denaturation is the process of ________.
________ PCR is used for screening of bacterial or yeast clones for correct ligation or plasmid products.
In ________ is a polymerase chain reaction that actually takes place inside the cell on a slide
________ enzymes have symmetrical recognition sequences but are of little value.
Endonucleases are classified in to ________ main classes.
Allele-specific PCR used for identifying of ________.
Which one of the following is the source of pfu Polymerase?
Inverse PCR is used for the identification and amplification of ________.
The limitations of PCR are ________.
Which of the following statements are true regarding PCR?
Mini Primer PCR uses a thermostable polymerase (S-Tbr) that can extend from short primers as short as ________ nucleotides.
________ PCR uses primers whose 3' ends encompass the SNP.
A recognition sequence usually ranges from ________ bases.
What happens in the Denature step of PCR?
________ tools have also allowed to perform penatal genetic diagnosis.
In ________ PCR there is very low probability of non-specific amplification of DNA.
Agarose extracted from sea weeds finds use in ________.
For making cDNA ________ is used as a template.
Enzyme that creates phosphodiester bond between 3' end of one DNA segment and the 5' another is known as ________.
Degenerate Primers are used for the amplication of ________.
Molecular Detection methods can facilitate in detection of ________ in plants, animals and environment.
________ enzymes have symmetrical recognition sequencesbut are of little value.
Parental genetic diagnosis is not important for identification of ________.
Sequences of nucleotides which have a twofold axis of rotational symmetry is known as ________.
Two sets of primers instead of one pair are uses in ________.
Assembly PCR is used to assemble two or more places of DNA into ________.
Primers used for the process of polymerase chain reaction are ________.
Real Time PCR is used to measure the quantity of a ________.
Why are vent ploymerase and Pfu more efficient than the Taq polymerase?
Genomic fingerprinting is a ________ medicine technique used to identify individuals by characteristics of their DNA.
What is the function of a primer?
If the primer sequence is TCG, what section of DNA will it anneal?
Suicide PCR is used in ________.
Non genomic material such as RNA can be detected by ________.
A heat stable enzyme called Taq Polymerase is used in Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) which is obtained from a bacterium ________.
________ is used for the screening of bacterial of yeast clones for correct ligation or plasmid products.
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