nov 2006 test questions

[yt68]

Some people asked me test questions that I encountered. Here is questions that I can remember

• several operon questions (attenuation, CAP,,,
• Barr body
• What is the name of a drug which can induce abnormal chromosome segregation in plant (I am not sure if it is in plant or in other organisms, but I am sure that you can find some info about the drug in your genetic text)
• Which carbon is most reduced?
• Repair mechanisms (SOS, base-excision,,,). The question required me to know detailed processes of the mechanisms.
• tyrosine kinase pathway
• KDEL sequence
• Plus strand and minus strand of virus, (which I knew nothing about)

Although you might see these questions in your test, they are a tiny part of the test. So, I think ETS's guide and two old tests (one from ETS and the other in another thread on this forum) are MUCH better reference.

Experimental questions were easy IF you had enough time. So, skip questions you are not sure and go on to exp quesions as fast as possible. Once you finish exp questions and still have time, you can go back to the questions you skipped.

One more thing. You need to bring a watch without an alarm function (you cannot have a watch which might sound in the test room). They did not tell me time except for last 20min call.

I hope this helps.

[drkantarajac]

hi

its nice to some qs on forum

we request other test takers to post qs similarly

hi friends how is the prprn. going

25 days left


is any body having other than 94 model



hi friends how is the prprn. going

25 days left


is any body having other than 94 model

[sudababu]

http://creamossolutions.com/document...istry-1994.pdf

[stride1]

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It's especially helpful for pre-exam review, since we have just 1 day left!