Question
Alkyl bases are induced in DNA by which chemical mutagen?
Deaminating agents
Alkylating agents.
Hydroxylating agents.
None of the above.
Deaminating agents
Alkylating agents.
Hydroxylating agents.
None of the above.
Hint:
Cisplastin, nitrogen mustard are common examples.
The correct answer is: Alkylating agents.
- Alkylating agents introduce alkyl bases into DNA
- These agents inhibit cell division and are used in treatment of cancer
- The agents cause crosslinking of the DNA strands or by replacing hydrogen atoms of DNA with alkyl groups
- The alkyl agents are used in the treatment of cancer
- Cisplastin, Carboplastin, nitrogen mustard are common alkylating agents
- The alkylating agents helps in crosslinking of DNA which cannot replicate
- Other mechanism is by replacing hydrogen atoms of DNA with alkyl groups which cannot be repaired by the cell
Related Questions to study
Base analogs are which type of mutagens?
- Bases are classified into purine and pyrimidine
- Purine include adenine and guanine which are two ringed structures
- Pyrimidine include thymine and uracil which are single ringed structures
Base analogs are which type of mutagens?
- Bases are classified into purine and pyrimidine
- Purine include adenine and guanine which are two ringed structures
- Pyrimidine include thymine and uracil which are single ringed structures
Ionizing radiation causes ___________.
- Ionizing radiations have shorter wavelength but high energy
- Ionizing radiations cause single strand break or crosslinking
Ionizing radiation causes ___________.
- Ionizing radiations have shorter wavelength but high energy
- Ionizing radiations cause single strand break or crosslinking
If the mutation occurs in the non-functional part of DNA, then these mutations may remain as _________.
- Silent mutation does not affect the individual since the change in the nucleic acid sequence doe not alter the amino acid produced.
If the mutation occurs in the non-functional part of DNA, then these mutations may remain as _________.
- Silent mutation does not affect the individual since the change in the nucleic acid sequence doe not alter the amino acid produced.
Mutations are mainly responsible for:
- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are silent, having no effect
- Development of lactose tolerance is an example for beneficial mutation
Mutations are mainly responsible for:
- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are silent, having no effect
- Development of lactose tolerance is an example for beneficial mutation
_______ is the most mutagenic among UV rays.
- UV B and UV C have mutagenic effects
- The UV C radiations are filtered by the atmosphere
- Transition mutation is caused by UV C
_______ is the most mutagenic among UV rays.
- UV B and UV C have mutagenic effects
- The UV C radiations are filtered by the atmosphere
- Transition mutation is caused by UV C
__________is the degree by which differences are seen in parents and their off-springs.
- No two individual is alike due to variation
- Variation is caused due to combination of paternal and maternal genes
- Environmental factors also can influence variation in some cases
__________is the degree by which differences are seen in parents and their off-springs.
- No two individual is alike due to variation
- Variation is caused due to combination of paternal and maternal genes
- Environmental factors also can influence variation in some cases
Physical mutagens include:
- Mutation cause change in DNA sequence
- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are beneficial to survive, while some mutations may not produce any effect
Physical mutagens include:
- Mutation cause change in DNA sequence
- Not all mutations are harmful
- Some mutations are beneficial to survive, while some mutations may not produce any effect
Mutation occurs at the time of:
- Mutation can be due to genetic or environmental factors
- The cause of mutation is called mutagen
- The individual affected is called mutant
- Not all mutations are harmful
Mutation occurs at the time of:
- Mutation can be due to genetic or environmental factors
- The cause of mutation is called mutagen
- The individual affected is called mutant
- Not all mutations are harmful
When a gene pair hides the effect of another gene, the phenomenon is called ____________.
- Genes are specific DNA sequence coding for a particular trait
- The phenotype of an individual is determined by the genotype
- The genotype is represented by the two alleles
When a gene pair hides the effect of another gene, the phenomenon is called ____________.
- Genes are specific DNA sequence coding for a particular trait
- The phenotype of an individual is determined by the genotype
- The genotype is represented by the two alleles
Which of the following traits were not used by Mendel?
- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
- The contrasting characters of the parents were dominant and recessive
Which of the following traits were not used by Mendel?
- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
- The contrasting characters of the parents were dominant and recessive
The phenotypic ratio of a dihybrid cross is?
The F2 generation of will have :
- 9 yellow round
- 3 round green
- 3 yellow wrinkled
- 1 green wrinkled
The phenotypic ratio of a dihybrid cross is?
The F2 generation of will have :
- 9 yellow round
- 3 round green
- 3 yellow wrinkled
- 1 green wrinkled
After true-breeding, tall and dwarf plants were cross-fertilized, the F1 generation was self-fertilized. The resultant plants have genotype in the ratio
- The F1 generation will all exhibit the dominant trait for parents having contrasting homozygous genotype
- The F2 generation will have combination of genotype
After true-breeding, tall and dwarf plants were cross-fertilized, the F1 generation was self-fertilized. The resultant plants have genotype in the ratio
- The F1 generation will all exhibit the dominant trait for parents having contrasting homozygous genotype
- The F2 generation will have combination of genotype
How many pair of contrasting characters were studied by Mendel?
- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
How many pair of contrasting characters were studied by Mendel?
- Mendel used true breeding plants
- The parent generation were homozygous with contrasting characters
In the given diagram, all the f1 progeny is yellow because:
- F1 generation of parents with homozygous genes (one dominant and other recessive) will be all dominant
- F2 generation will have both dominant and recessive phenotypes with different genotypes
In the given diagram, all the f1 progeny is yellow because:
- F1 generation of parents with homozygous genes (one dominant and other recessive) will be all dominant
- F2 generation will have both dominant and recessive phenotypes with different genotypes
According to Mendel, what was responsible for the inheritance of specific traits?
- Inheritance is the transmission of genes down to future generations
- Laws of inheritance were proposed by Mendel
- Laws of inheritance include: Law of dominance, Law of segregation and Law of independent assortment
- The gene is the hereditary unit
- The physical traits are due to the expression of genes
According to Mendel, what was responsible for the inheritance of specific traits?
- Inheritance is the transmission of genes down to future generations
- Laws of inheritance were proposed by Mendel
- Laws of inheritance include: Law of dominance, Law of segregation and Law of independent assortment
- The gene is the hereditary unit
- The physical traits are due to the expression of genes