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(1)
Who put forward the crossing theory of recombination
[A]
Gregor Mendel
[B]
Wiliam Bateson
[C]
Janssen
[D]
T.H.Morgan
(2)
In honeybees
[A]
The males have only one set of chromosomes
[B]
The males have single sex chromosomes
[C]
Males produce projeny by parthenogenesis
[D]
Both (a) and (c)
(3)
First child of a normal couple is phenylketouric. The probability of second male child is affected will be
[A]
0%
[B]
25%
[C]
50%
[D]
100%
(4)
Mutation of any single gene maybe
[A]
Micromutation
[B]
Point mutation
[C]
Gene mutation
[D]
All of these
(5)
A normal man whose father was haemophilic marries a women whose father was haemophilic. They have their first child as daughter. What is the chance that this could be
[A]
25%
[B]
50%
[C]
0%
[D]
100%
(6)
Thallasemia beta is located on
[A]
11th chromosome
[B]
16th chromosome
[C]
9th chromosome
[D]
12th chromosome
(7)
Choose the sex influenced trait
[A]
Ovary in female
[B]
Hypertrichosis
[C]
Haemophilia
[D]
Pattern baldness
(8)
Clotting factors VIII is absent in
[A]
Haemophilia A
[B]
Haemophiia B
[C]
Thalassamia beta
[D]
Both (a) and (b)
(9)
Pedigree analysis is useful for
[A]
Study of inheritance when arranged mating is not possible
[B]
Study of sex linked inheritance in man
[C]
Study of Mendelian disorders in man
[D]
All of these
Answer: Study of inheritance when arranged mating is not possible
(10)
Choose the incorrect statement regarding haemophilia
[A]
It is x –linked
[B]
It is dominant in male
[C]
it inherit from father to daughter
[D]
A single protein in cascade of several protiens involved in clotting is affected
Answer: it inherit from father to daughter
(11)
Choose the wrong statement
[A]
Mental retardation can be the effect of phenyl pyruvic acid
[B]
Thallasemia is a quantitative problem
[C]
Sickle cell anemia person produce abnormal Hb
[D]
Cystic fibrosis is quantitative
Answer: Sickle cell anemia person produce abnormal Hb
(12)
Which of the following cannot be detected in developing foetus by amniocentesis
[A]
Klinefelter syndrome
[B]
Sex of the foetus
[C]
Down syndrome
[D]
Jaundice
(13)
Which mendelian idea is depicted by a cross in which the F1 generation resembles both the parents?
[A]
Incomplete dominance
[B]
Law of dominance
[C]
Inheritance of one gene
[D]
Co- dominance
(14)
If both parents are carriers of thalassemia , which is an autosomal recessive disorder , what are the chance of pregnancy resulting in an affected child?
[A]
No chance
[B]
50%
[C]
25%
[D]
100%
(15)
A human female with Turner’s syndrome
[A]
Has one additional X chromosome
[B]
Exhibits male characters
[C]
Is able to produce children with normal husband
[D]
Has 45 chromosomes with XO
Answer: Exhibits male characters
(16)
Which of the following cannot be expected on the basis of Mendel’s law of dominance
[A]
It explains the expression of one of the parental traits in F 1
[B]
It explain expression of both traits in F 2
[C]
It explains the 3:1 ratio in F 2
[D]
It explains the formation of functional enzyme by dominant allele
Answer: It explain expression of both traits in F 2
(17)
When heterozygous yellow round seed plants and self-fertilized, the frequency of occurrence of RrYY genotype among the offspring’s is
[A]
1/16
[B]
3/16
[C]
2/16
[D]
4/16
(18)
A person homozygous for autosomal loci ‘a’ and ‘b’ and heterozygous for gene ‘p’ shall produce how many types of gametes in respect of these loci
[A]
1 type
[B]
2 types
[C]
3 types
[D]
4 types
(19)
Experimental proof for chromosome theory of inheritance is given by
[A]
Sutton
[B]
Sutton and Bovery
[C]
T H Morgan
[D]
Sturtevent
(20)
The nuclear structure observed by Henking in 50% of the sperms in the testes of a insect was termed
[A]
X-body
[B]
Bar body
[C]
Polar body
[D]
Chromatin
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