311. In a population of 1000 individuals 360 belong to genotype $$AA,$$  480 to $$Aa$$  and the remaining 160 to $$aa.$$  Based on this data, the frequency of allele $$A$$ in the population is:

A 0.4
B 0.5
C 0.6
D 0.7
Answer :   0.6
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312. Hybridoma is

A Collection of DNA from DNA
B Collection of RNA from DNA
C A fusion of tumour sex cell with non tumour sex cell
D A fusion of tumour somatic cell with non tumor somatic cell
Answer :   A fusion of tumour somatic cell with non tumor somatic cell
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313. In a random mating population frequency of diseasecausing recessive allele is 80%. What would be thefrequency of carrier individual in population

A 64%
B 32%
C 16%
D 100%
Answer :   32%
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314. A normal woman, whose father was colour- blind is married to a normal man. The sons would be

A 75% colour-blind
B 50% color-blind
C all normal
D all colour-blind
Answer :   50% color-blind
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315. Linkage discovered in Drosophila by

A Bateson
B Morgan
C Muller
D Correns
Answer :   Morgan
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316. What would be the colour of flower in Fj progeny as a result of cross between homozygous red and homozygous white flowered Snapdragon

A Red
B White
C Red and White
D Pink
Answer :   Pink
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317. The migration of gene in to a population from other population by interbreeding is called

A Gene pool
B Gene flow
C Genetic drift
D Gene erosion
Answer :   Gene flow
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318. In a random mating population frequency of dominant allele is 0.7. What will be the frequency of recessive phenotype

A 0.49
B 0.09
C 0.3
D 0.21
Answer :   0.09
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319. Which of the following insects mimics thin dry branches of the plant on which it lives

A Kalima parolecta
B Mantis religioisa (praying mantis)
C Rhyllium frondosum
D Carausius morosus
Answer :   Mantis religioisa (praying mantis)
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320. Epistasis was discovered by

A Johanson
B Shull
C Bateson
D Mendel
Answer :   Bateson
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