Chromosomes, Genes and Protein
Chromosomes, Genes and Protein: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Genes, Genetic Code, Dominant Trait, Recessive Trait, Alleles, Phenotype, Genotype, Chromosomes, Genetics of Fertilisation, Probabilities in Genetics, Pure Breeding & Protein Synthesis etc.
Important Questions on Chromosomes, Genes and Protein
Explain the nomenclature for the term F1.
Explain pure breeding with an example.
Explain productivity rule that is useful in genetics.
Explain the role of probability in genetics.
The translation in eukaryotes takes place in chloroplast.
Analyse the table and give a brief account on the inheritance in Chinchilla Rabbits.
Chinchilla inheritance is an example of multiple alleles.
Which one of the following codons acts as stop codons?
Out of 64 codons, the number of codons with GGG is three.
The number of stop codon which do not code for any amino acid is three.
Which one of the following codons acts as stop codons?
Fill in the blank with the correct option given in the bracket.
Some amino acids are coded by more than one codon. This property of genetic code is known as _____ (unambiguous/degenerate).
Mention the difference between genotype and phenotype.
Mention difference between dominant and recessive traits.
