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    This document contains a molecular biology exam with questions in two parts. Part A includes questions about the one gene-one polypeptide theory and how it fails, the difference between the size of DNA and RNA transcripts in eukaryotic cells, and estimating the number of proteins and amino acids from a given RNA transcript size. Part B covers the limitations of gene amplification compared to cloning, how RNA interference works, and the functions of transposons. The exam is graded out of 7 marks and requires signatures from a faculty member, head of department, and head of school.

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    This document contains a molecular biology exam with questions in two parts. Part A includes questions about the one gene-one polypeptide theory and how it fails, the difference between the size of DNA and RNA transcripts in eukaryotic cells, and estimating the number of proteins and amino acids from a given RNA transcript size. Part B covers the limitations of gene amplification compared to cloning, how RNA interference works, and the functions of transposons. The exam is graded out of 7 marks and requires signatures from a faculty member, head of department, and head of school.

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    This document contains a molecular biology exam with questions in two parts. Part A includes questions about the one gene-one polypeptide theory and how it fails, the difference between the size of DNA and RNA transcripts in eukaryotic cells, and estimating the number of proteins and amino acids from a given RNA transcript size. Part B covers the limitations of gene amplification compared to cloning, how RNA interference works, and the functions of transposons. The exam is graded out of 7 marks and requires signatures from a faculty member, head of department, and head of school.

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    This document contains a molecular biology exam with questions in two parts. Part A includes questions about the one gene-one polypeptide theory and how it fails, the difference between the size of DNA and RNA transcripts in eukaryotic cells, and estimating the number of proteins and amino acids from a given RNA transcript size. Part B covers the limitations of gene amplification compared to cloning, how RNA interference works, and the functions of transposons. The exam is graded out of 7 marks and requires signatures from a faculty member, head of department, and head of school.

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    BTY-539

    MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
    DEPARTMENT: BIOTECHNOLOGY
    SECTION___________________

    Max. Marks:7 Date of Allotment: Date of Submission:

    PART - A

    Q.1: Why one gene one polypeptide theory fails and how?

    Q.2: DNA present in a eukaryotic cell is having 9876543 bp, and all the genes present are
    transcribing, even than final RNA transcript is having only 9000 bp, why?

    Q.3: In a eukaryotic cell final RNA transcript is having 30000 bp, than how many types of
    protein may be present and what would be the number of amino acids in protein
    formed?

    PART-B

    Q.1: What are the limitation for gene amplification and how it differs from cloning?

    Q.2: What is RNA interference and how it happens?

    Q.3: What are transposons enlist their functions.

    Date: Sig. of Faculty member

    Remarks by HOD (Mandatory)

    Sig. of HOD with date

    Remarks by HOS (Mandatory)

    Sig. of HOS with date

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