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Questions Related to botany
Swellings present over the chromosomes are
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Centromeres
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Centrosome
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Puffs
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Chromomeres
Kinetochore is
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Granule within centromere
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Surface of centromere
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Constriction near chromosome end
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End of chromosome
Telomeres
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Initiate RNA synthesis
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Help chromatids to move towards poles
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Seal ends of chromosomes
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Identify correct members of homologous pairs of chromosomes.
- A telocentric chromosome is a chromosome in which the centromere is located at the terminal end of the chromosome and their shape is similar to the letter i.
- These chromosomes have a repetitive nucleotide sequence at each end of chromosomes.
- It seals and protects each end of the chromosomes from deterioration or fusion with the neighbouring chromosomes during cell division.
- So, the correct answer is 'Seal ends of chromosomes'.
A constriction on the chromosome is
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Centromere
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Centrosome
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Centriole
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Chromomere.
- The centromere is the lighter staining region on the chromosome of a cell which appears as a constriction.
- They are also known as a primary constriction or kinetochore.
- It is a specialized DNA sequence that links a pair of sister chromatids where the spindle fibres are attached during cell division.
- It is responsible for the transfer of replicated chromosomes into the two daughter cells during the cell division.
- So, the correct answer is 'Centromere'
Satellite means
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Terminal part of the chromosome beyond secondary constriction
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Terminal part of the chromosome beyond primary constriction
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Terminal part of chromosome beyond tertiary constriction
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None of the above
- Satellite chromosomes or SAT chromosomes are those chromosomes which have secondary constrictions other than a centromere.
- The terminal end of the chromosome present beyond the secondary constriction is called satellite which is attached to the chromosome by a thin thread called chromatin.
- So, the correct answer is 'Terminal part of the chromosome beyond the secondary constriction'.
Which one is present on chromosome?
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Centromere
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Centrosome
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Nucleus
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Golgi body
- The centromere is the lighter staining region present on the chromosome of a cell which appears as a constriction.
- They are also known as a primary constriction or kinetochore.
- It is a specialized DNA sequence that links a pair of sister chromatids where the spindle fibres are attached during cell division.
- So, the correct answer is 'Centromere'.
Sister chromatids are joined at
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Chromocentre
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Metacentre
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Centromere
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Telomere
- The specialized DNA sequence that links a pair of sister chromatids where the spindle fibres are attached during cell division is known as a centromere.
- It is the lighter staining region on the chromosome of a cell which appears as a constriction.
- They are also known as a primary constriction or kinetochore.
- So, the correct answer is 'Centromere'.
A duplicated chromosome has how many chromatids
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One
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Two
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Three
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Four
Kinetochore is
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Granule within centromere
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Surface of centromere
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Constriction near chromosome end
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End of chromosome
- The centromere is the lighter staining region on the chromosome of a cell which appears as a constriction.
- They are also known as a primary constriction or kinetochore.
- The kinetochore is a proteinaceous structure that assembles at the surface of the centromere which forms the site for binding of spindle fibres during cell division.
- So, the correct answer is 'Surface of centromere'.
Which statement is not correct
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Histones rich in arginine are $H _3$ and $H _4$
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Nucleolar organiser is found in the secondary constriction of a chromosome
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Polytene chromosomes are found in Chironomus
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B-chromosomes are genetically active.