Genomics and Proteomics (BT504)

1. Linus Pauling and Robert Corey carefully analyzed the ________ bond.

   1. Peptide
   2. Glyosidic
   3. Phosphodiester
   4. Hydrogen

2. Study of Proteomics is important except ________.

   1. It directly contributes to drug development
   2. Classification of a gene product
   3. Modifications of the proteins
   4. Protein expression

3. The nuclear genome of yeast consists of ________ chromosomes.

   1. 16
   2. 10
   3. 32
   4. 2

4. ________ proteomics refers to the quantitative study of protein expressionbetween samples differing by some variable.

   1. Expression
   2. Functional
   3. Structural
   4. Protein Profiling

5. the size of haploid yeast genome is ________ Mb

   1. 12.1
   2. 11.3
   3. 16
   4. 13.2

6. For genome assembly try different assemblers as there is no ________.

   1. Best assembler
   2. Duplicates
   3. Libraries
   4. Parameter

7. Human Mitochondrial Genome is ________ and double stranded.

   1. Conjugated
   2. Linear
   3. Circular
   4. Nuclear

8. Most common measure of assembly quality is ________.

   1. N50
   2. N95
   3. M50
   4. KN95

9. Assembly Pipeline process can be divided into following major phases, except ________.

   1. Assembling
   2. Unitiging
   3. Scaffolding
   4. Repeat resolution

10. ________ are non-homologues genes/proteins that have descended convergently from an unrelated ancestor.

    1. Analogues
    2. Paralogues
    3. Orthologues
    4. Xenologues

11. In Assembly Pipeline Quality Screening is done while satisfying the following matrices, except ________.

    1. Poisson distribution
    2. Library quality
    3. Sequencing Run Quality
    4. Read Quality

12. In an overlap graph, an ________ connects two nodes if an overlap is identified between the corresponding reads.

    1. Vertex
    2. Edge
    3. Node
    4. Arc

13. Within each domain there is no systematic relationship between genome size and ________.

    1. SNP
    2. RFLP
    3. Phenotype
    4. Genotype

14. In genome assembly Short dead-end branches of the main path are called ________.

    1. Spurs
    2. Bubbles
    3. Converging and diverging paths
    4. Cycles

15. We can predict disease-susceptibility based on gene sequence ________.

    1. Duplication
    2. Alignment
    3. Variation
    4. Distribution

16. Population Genomics is study of all these except ________.

    1. Study about the genetic diversity
    2. Comparison of gene numbers
    3. Understanding new insights into disease and drug response
    4. Study of genomes of a specific population

17. The local conformation of a part of a polypeptide chain within a protein is known as ________ structure.

    1. quaternary
    2. tertiary
    3. secondary
    4. primary

18. Graph is a set of nodes plus set of edges between the ________.

    1. Nodes
    2. Edges
    3. Nodes and edges
    4. Arc

19. Protein Domain comparison reveals the ________ of the Proteome.

    1. Biological roles
    2. Physical roles
    3. Organic roles
    4. Chemical roles

20. The proteome is ________ the genome due to alternative splicing.

    1. Larger than
    2. Smaller than
    3. Proportional to
    4. Equal to

21. We sequence genomes for the understanding mechanism of diseases except ________.

    1. Metabolic diseases
    2. Infectious diseases
    3. Pathogenic bacteria
    4. Inherited diseases

22. Which of the following statements regarding the peptide bond is false?

    1. The peptide is rigid and planar.
    2. The oxygen atom of the carbonyl carbon and the hydrogen atom of the amide group lie in a cis position relative to each other.
    3. The carbon nitrogen bond in a peptide linkage is shorter than the normal carbon nitrogen bond in an amine.
    4. The carbon nitrogen bond in the peptide linkage has a partial double bond character.

23. Protein forming amino acids are called ________ amino acids.

    1. Essential
    2. Non-essential
    3. Basic
    4. Standard

24. Self-comparison of proteome yields ________ and duplications.

    1. Gene families
    2. Protein families
    3. Proteome families
    4. Genome families

25. In Lander and Waterman model, if overlap length was larger than a cutoff (T), then the two reads should be merged into a ________.

    1. Contig
    2. Assembly
    3. Scaffold
    4. Graph

26. The qualities of genome assemblies are evaluated by ________.

    1. Presence of expected genes
    2. Poisson distribution
    3. Presence of expected introns
    4. Presence of expected exons

27. ALLPATHS-LG requires ________ computer operating system.

    1. 64 bit Linux
    2. 32 bit Linux
    3. 64 bit Windows
    4. 32 bit Windows

28. Genetic map of the human genome has 24 different maps: one for each ________, X and Y chromosome

    1. Pair of chromosomes
    2. Chromatid
    3. Chromatin
    4. Autosome

29. ALLPATHS-LG assemblies are not necessarily ________, but instead are presented in the form of a ________.

    1. Linear, graph
    2. Circular, graph
    3. Graph, Line
    4. Linear, Circle

30. The terms "proteomics" and "proteome" were coined by Marc Wilkins and Colleagues in ________.

    1. 1994
    2. 1990
    3. 1984
    4. 2003

31. Structural Genomics incudes except ________.

    1. Abundance and complexity of mRNA
    2. Gene phylogeny
    3. Genome sequences
    4. Distinct components of genomes

32. The first step of the De Bruijn assembler is to ________ the sequencing reads into its constitutive "kmers".

    1. Deconstruct
    2. Reconstruct
    3. Construct
    4. Arrange

33. Proteins are biological important except ________.

    1. Cellular Function
    2. Structural importance
    3. Enzymes
    4. 1st choice Energy Source

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