Principles of Biotechnology
Principles of Biotechnology: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Genetic Engineering, Bioprocess Engineering, Principles of Biotechnology and, Gene Transfer
Important Questions on Principles of Biotechnology
Which of the following are the steps of genetic engineering?
The steps involved in genetically modifying an organism is:
Which organisation in India is authorized to make decisions regarding biopatents?
Introduction of foreign genes for improving genotype is
Or
Insertion or deletion of one or more new genes which are absent in an organism by artificial method (not by reproduction) is called as
For transformation of recombinant into plant cells using biolistic method, which of the following micro-particles are used.
Which among the following was selected to construct the first rDNA by its plasmid?
Which of the following is the best vector for plant and animal cells respectively?
The study of removal and insertion of gene is
What is a composite structure that is made up of bacteriophage and a plasmid?
Which of the following is not a vector-less gene transfer method?
Identify the wrong statement.
Which of the following is the first step in recombinant DNA technology?
Normal plant and animal cells, can be transformed by which of the following microbes respectively?
With respect to Hind II and Psu I, which of the following is a common property?
Which of the following is included in the indirect gene transfer method?
The two microbes which have been extensively used in experiments related to genetic engineering are
Which of the following is correct regarding genetic engineering?
Match the following columns.
| Column I | Column II | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Arber, Nathan and Hamilton Smith | 1 | Term biotechnology |
| B | Paul Berg | 2 | First recombinant DNA |
| C | Herbert Boyer and | 3 | Father of genetic engineering |
| D | Karl Erkey | 4 | Isolated first restriction endonuclease from bacteria |
The thermostable enzyme, Taq polymerase used in PCR is obtained from
The procedure through which a piece of DNA is introduced in a host bacterium is
