The restriction enzyme needs to be in _____ form to cut the DNA.

The enzyme which cleaves DNA is _______

The fungal cells can be lysed by using ______ enzyme.

The plant cells can be lysed by using ______ enzyme.

The nucleic acid in most of the organisms is ______

The bacterial cells can be lysed by using ______ enzyme.

Which plasmid of Agrobacterium tumifaciens leads to tumor formation in dicots?

Which organism can transfer ‘T-DNA’ within plants?

What may complicate the process of gene cloning within the cell?

Insertion of recombinant DNA within the gene encoding for β–galactosidase leads to ________

________ is an example of antibiotic.

The process by which a foreign DNA is introduced into bacteria is called ______

Selectable markers are the genes which code for resistance to _______

What helps in identifying the successful transformants?

Plasmids and ________ have the ability to replicate within bacterial cells independent of the control of chromosomal DNA.

Viruses which infect bacteria are called ______

The sequence of DNA from where replication starts is called _______

The _______ in DNA are base pair sequences that are the same when read forward or backward from a central axis of symmetry.

Fragments of DNA formed after treatment with endonucleases are separated by the technique of _______

_____ was the first restriction endonuclease was isolated and characterized.

Restriction enzymes belong to a larger class of enzymes called ______

Restriction enzymes are also known as _________

From which organism was the first restriction enzyme isolated?

In genetic engineering, restriction enzymes cleave the DNA at a specific site known as _____

______ organism’s plasmid was used for the construction of first recombinant DNA.

Making multiple copies of the desired DNA template is called ______

Plasmid DNA acts as _____ to transfer the piece of DNA attached to it into the host organism.

. Restriction enzymes are _______

_____ is an autonomously replicating circular extra-chromosomal DNA.

What initiates the replication in DNA?

The techniques of _______ overcome the limitation of traditional hybridization procedures.

_____ is a product of biotechnology.

The two core techniques that enabled the birth of modern biotechnology are _____

What are the two views does the definition of Biotechnology encompass?

Who gave the definition of Biotechnology?

Which of the following species of the honey bee is not found in India?

What is Apiculture?

Which of the following is not included in out-breeding?

Which of the following is the best breeding method for animals which are below average in productivity?

Which breeding is used to overcome inbreeding depression?

Which of the following type of animals breeding is used to develop a pure line in any animal?

Which of the following is not associated with inbreeding?

What is inbreeding?

Animals are selected for breeding on the basis of all of the following except ______

What is a breed?

Which of the following is not an exotic breed reared in India?

Which of the following is an Indian breed of Poultry?

Which of the following is not obtained by eating eggs?

Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of Layers?

Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of a broiler?