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NEET Biology Review: Molecular Basis of Inheritance
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NEET Biology Review: Molecular Basis of Inheritance
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1. Smallest RNA is

2. tRNA also called

3. Lac operon concept was proposed by

4. The

5. mRNA constitutes

6. Total number of genes is estimated to be 

7. Ribosome

8. In nucleus, the name chromatin was given by

9. transferring (blotting) of separated DNA fragments to synthetic membranes, such as

10. Wattson and Crick

11. Crick

12. RNA polymerase 

13.

14. Double Stranded regions of tRNA are

15. The ribosome also acts as a catalyst (

16. A typical nucleosome contains

17. Niernberg developed cell free system for protein synthesis

18. Gamow

19. Initiation codons are

20. The

21. Nobel Prize to

22. Haploid content of human DNA is

23. In 1928,

24. Escherichia coli has

25. Taylor

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