Q49.What is the primary effect of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) on the host?
A Triggers an intense inflammatory response
B Attacks cells of the immune system.
C Acts as a neurotoxin
D Causes diarrhea
E Lyses epithelial cells
Q64 Which of the following are the peripheral lymphoid organs:
A bone marrow
B thymus
C Mucosal and cutaneous lymphoid tissues
D Spleen
Q69 In PCR, a 15-30 base pair long oligonucleotide, which helps to flank the 5' and 3' end of a gene segment of interest is called:
A DNA polymerase
B Template DNA strand
C Thermophilus aquaticus
D Primer
Q71 Sequence length is _____________ proportional to the number of sequencing errors.
A not
B inversely
C directly
Q72 The Sanger method of sequencing uses ALL of the following EXCEPT:
A dideoxynucleotides
B deoxynucleotides
C restriction enzymes
D DNA polymerase
E a short oligo primer
Q49.What is the primary effect of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) on the host?
A Triggers an intense inflammatory response
B Attacks cells of the immune system.
C Acts as a neurotoxin
D Causes diarrhea
E Lyses epithelial cells
Q64 Which of the following are the peripheral lymphoid organs:
A bone marrow
B thymus
C Mucosal and cutaneous lymphoid tissues
D Spleen
Q69 In PCR, a 15-30 base pair long oligonucleotide, which helps to flank the 5' and 3' end of a gene segment of interest is called:
A DNA polymerase
B Template DNA strand
C Thermophilus aquaticus
D Primer
Q71 Sequence length is _____________ proportional to the number of sequencing errors.
A not
B inversely
C directly
Q72 The Sanger method of sequencing uses ALL of the following EXCEPT:
A dideoxynucleotides
B deoxynucleotides
C restriction enzymes
D DNA polymerase
E a short oligo primer