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Give a reason for the following:
DNA cannot enter directly into the host cell.
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
State the steps involved in the process of gene therapy for the treatment of ADA-deficiency.
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Study the diagram given below and answer the questions that follow.

- Name the cloning vector shown above. In which organism in this cloning vector inserted?
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Mention any two restriction sites shown in the diagram.
- Name any two selectable markers shown in the diagram.
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Give the name of the target pest of gene cry 1 Ac.
Concept: Genetic Engineering
Assertion: In a bioreactor, it is not necessary to maintain sterile ambience.
Reason: Sterile conditions promote the growth of unwanted microbes in the culture medium.
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Suneeta is planning an experiment to clone a gene in a vector. So, she has to choose a good cloning vector.
Which one of the vectors shown below should she choose? Justify your answer by giving two reasons.
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| Vector A | Vector B | Vector C |
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Assertion: E. coli was transformed by inserting the foreign DNA by using Pvul in pBR322.
Reason: It was done to make the transformed cells survive in the culture medium containing ampicillin.
Concept: Genetic Engineering
David is a molecular biologist. He uses a technique to know the amino acids occupy the first and the last positions in the Chain - A and Chain - B of insulin. Name the scientist whose contribution made it possible for David to use this technique.
Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Give a reason for the following:
The diagram given below represents vector pBr322 which was modified by a research scholar Dr. Rayon, but the vector was rejected by his guide.

Concept: Principles of Processes of Biotechnology
Scientific term for the hydrostatic pressure developed inside the cell on the cell wall due to endosmosis.
Concept: Stem Cell Technology
Give four points of anatomical differences between a monocot stem and a dicot stem
Concept: Stem Cell Technology
Explain how insulin can be produced using recombinant DNA technology.
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
State the best-known contribution of P.K. Sethi
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
Explain the role of stem cells in medical treatment.
Concept: Stem Cell Technology
What is cryopreservation?
Concept: Transgenic Animals
In humans, somatic gene therapy was carried out to correct an immunodeficiency disease. Name this disease.
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
Give a reason for the following:
Streptokinase is administered to the patients having myocardial infarction.
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
The diagram given below represents the schematic structure of proinsulin, which undergoes certain modifications before it becomes a fully functional insulin.
Study the diagram carefully and answer the questions that follow:

- State the change the proinsulin undergoes to become fully functional.
- Name the modern scientific technique used for the production of human insulin.
- How are the two polypeptide chains of the fully functional insulin held together?
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
How many cycles of PCR are required to produce 250 molecules of DNA, starting with a single parental strand?
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine
Name the technique used to detect the presence of HIV in the body of an individual, Justify the principle associated with this technique.
Concept: Applications of Biotechnology in Health and Medicine



