Gene Transfer in Plants Crown gall tissue retains tumorous properties when cultivated can be cultivated in vitro in absence of bacteria shows tumorous properties only in presence of bacteria both (a) and (b) retains tumorous properties when cultivated can be cultivated in vitro in absence of bacteria shows tumorous properties only in presence of bacteria both (a) and (b) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Gene Transfer in Plants Because of large size of Ti-plasmid, intermediate vectors (IV) are developed in which T DNA has been subcloned into pRK 2013 pRN 3 all of these pBR 322 based plasmid vector pRK 2013 pRN 3 all of these pBR 322 based plasmid vector ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Gene Transfer in Plants On Ti-plasmid T-region or T-DNA is flanked by a direct repeat of 25 bp 12 bp 20 bp 30 bp 25 bp 12 bp 20 bp 30 bp ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Gene Transfer in Plants In response to the activating signal molecule, an endonuclease is produced that causes nicks in the T-DNA. It is encoded by vir B vir A vir C vir D vir B vir A vir C vir D ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Gene Transfer in Plants Which of the following is not true for microinjection technique that involves transfer of DNA into protoplast? The recipient cells are immobilized on artificial support or artificially bound to substarate It is carried out with the help of micromanipulator It employs needle with diameter greater than cell diameter All of these The recipient cells are immobilized on artificial support or artificially bound to substarate It is carried out with the help of micromanipulator It employs needle with diameter greater than cell diameter All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Gene Transfer in Plants Microinjection involves All of these injection with needle having diameter greater than cell diameter injection of DNA into bigger cells injection of large amount of DNA All of these injection with needle having diameter greater than cell diameter injection of DNA into bigger cells injection of large amount of DNA ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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