1. The term bioinformatics was coined by
a) J D Watson
b) Margaret Dayhoff
c) Pauline Hogeweg
d) Frederic Sanger
2. Margaret Dayhoff developed the first protein sequence database called
a) SWISS PROT
b) PDB
c) Atlas of protein sequence and structure
d) Protein sequence databank
3. Step
wise method for solving problems in computer science is called
a)
flowchart
b) sequential design
c) procedure
d)
algorithm
4. The
first published completed gene sequence was of
a)
M 13 phage
b) T 4 phage
c) φ X174
d)
lambda phage
5. The
term used to refer something ‘performed on computer or computer simulation”
a)
dry lab
b) web lab
c) invitro
d)
insilico
6. ‘Laboratory
work using chemicals, drugs etc using water’ is referred as
a)
dry lab
b) web lab
c) wet lab
d)
insilico
7. ‘Laboratory
work using computers and computer generated models generally offline’ is
referred as
a)
dry lab
b) web lab
c) wet lab
d) insilico
8. ‘Laboratory
work using computers and associated web based analysis generally online’ is referred
as
a)
dry lab
b) web lab
c) wet lab
d)
insilico
9.
‘invitro’ in latin means
a)
within the glass
b) within the lab
c) outside the lab
d)
outside the glass
10. NCBI
was established in
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a)
1988
b) 1989
c) 1990
d)
1991
11. Application
of bioinformatics
a)
data storage and management
b) drug designing
c) understand relationships between organisms
d)
all of the above
12. The
computational methodology that tries to find the best matching between two
molecule, a receptor and ligand is called
a)
molecular matching
b) molecular docking
c) molecular fitting
d)
molecule affinity checking
13. Proteomics
is the study of
a)
set of proteins
b) set of proteins in a specific region of the cell
c) entire set of expressed proteins in a cell
d)
none of these
14. The
process of finding relative location of genes on a chromosome is called
a)
gene tracing
b) genome mapping
c) genome walking
d)
chromosome walking
15. A
compound that has desirable properties to become a drug is called
a)
lead
b) find
c) fit drug
d) fit compound
Answers
1-c
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2-c
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3-d
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4-c
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5-d
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6-c
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7-a
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8-b
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9-a
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10-a
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11-d
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12-b
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13-c
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14-b
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15-a
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