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Guanine is paired with cytosine by
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If the sugar in nucleic acid is deoxyribose, than polymer is
The DNA molecule is stabilized by
The two strands of DNA are held together by
Sugar phosphate backbone chain has the direction
According to Chargaff's rules
The common purines are
The most common naturally occurring DNA is
The phenomenon in which the H bonds pair the bases of nucleotides in one chainto complementary bases in the other is called
Loss of H-bonds between two complementary strands results in
RNA molecules exist as
Pyrimidine and purines are strong
Nucleic acids are made up of monomers called
The important functional groups participating in H-bond formation are the amino groups of
The largest individual molecules known are
Oxygen of phosphates are
The DNA can be denatured by
The main function of nucleic acid is to
The substructure consisting of a nucleobase and sugar is termed as
The major groove is wider in
The bases in sugar phosphate backbone are
A technique which measures genetic distance between two species is called
Pyrimidine and purine exist as
In sugar phosphate backbone, the sugars are linked together by
The degrees of freedom of DNA are
Nucleic acids were first discovered within nucleus of
The common naturally occurring pyrimidines are
DNA can transfer genetic information due to
The number of bases per turn in B-DNA is
The persistence length of a section of DNA is dependent upon it's
The most oxidized state of purine is
Example of cyclic amide is
The DNA nitrogenous base thymine forms two hydrogen bonds with
Cytosine and Uracil are commonly found in
DNA with higher GC content are
In Watson and Crick's model of DNA the purine is opposite to
A nucleotide has component
The two strands of DNA are
5'-ATGC-3' will be complementary to
Nucleic acids were discovered in
DNA synthesis is
Replication occurs once every cell generation during
The specific chromosomal locations from where the replication begins are called as
Most of the mistakes during DNA replication are corrected by
Single base substitutions are called as
The change in nucleotide sequence of a short region of genome is called
All the biological DNA synthesis occurs from the
If replication was completely conservative than
The strand that contains okazaki fragments is
The synthesis that proceeds in the direction of the replication fork is the
Protein which is responsible for keeping the DNA unwound after unwinding is
Telomerase is typically active in
The enzyme that makes DNA complementary to the unwound DNA is
In humans, a six base pair sequence TTAGGG is repeated
Proof reading of newly synthesized DNA is done by
Transition occurs when purine is substituted with
Newly synthesized DNA contains
All newly synthesized polynucleotide strands must be initiated by
The complementary RNA bases to 3' ends of DNA strand are added by
When DNA opens up the Y shaped structures are called as
When DNA polymerase meets an adenine nucleotide on the template strand than at 3' end it adds
The enzyme which is responsible for unwinding the DNA at the replication fork is called
Okazaki fragments are stitched together by
Eukaryotic DNA is bound to histones to form
The ends of linear chromosomes are known as
Changing the twist from relaxed state requires adding energy and increases the
The tightly packed form of DNA is called
When DNA helix has normal number of base pairs per helical turn than it is in
For vertebrates, the sequence of nucleotides in telomeres is
Proteins responsible for the compact packing and winding of chromosomal DNA are
The type of chromatin that participates in the active transcription of DNA to mRNA products is
When the molecule relieves the helical stress by twisting around itself than the phenomena is called
Most protein coding genes are
Heterochromatin is usually localized to the periphery of the
The region of repetitive nucleotide sequences at each end of chromatid is
Euchromatin is the
If the centromere is located at the terminal end of chromosome than its called
In humans the sequence TTAGGG is repeated
Over twisting a molecule leads to
In mammals and insects, the repetitive DNA lies in
In prokaryotes the single copy DNA is present
The signal for formation of a regional centromere appears to be
In most eukaryotic organisms telomerase is active only in
Percentage of human genome to be euchromatic is
If the length of chromosome arms are unequal than chromosome is said to be
A type of heterochromatin that is usually repetitive and forms structural functions such as centromeres or telomeres is
During mitosis, spindle fibers attach to the centromere via
On the bases of the position of the centromere, chromosomes are of
Part of chromosome that links sister chromatids is called
The experiment went wrong if there is no growth of bacteria in
The signs and symptoms of cancer include
The number of cancer types which can affect human health is
Within chromosomes, DNA is held in complexes with
A mechanism through which new genetic material is generated during molecular evolution is called
Control over polymerase access to gene includes
The number of transcription factors increases with
Non-codingRNAs regulate
An operon is made up of
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