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(A) Genes that maintain their position on a chromosome are stable and do not change their location. In contrast,$Jumping$ $genes$ (also known as $Tran

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(A) Genes that maintain their position on a chromosome are stable and do not change their location. In contrast,$Jumping$ $genes$ (also known as $Transposons$) are $DNA$ sequences that can change their position within the genome. Since the question asks for genes that maintain their position,the term $Jumping$ $genes$ is the correct category to distinguish from,but in the context of standard genetics terminology,genes that do not move are simply stable genes. However,among the given options,$Jumping$ $genes$ are the ones known for changing positions,and the question implies identifying the phenomenon. If the question implies genes that are $NOT$ jumping,they are stable. Given the options,$Jumping$ $genes$ is the specific term for mobile genetic elements. If the question asks for the name of genes that move,the answer is $Jumping$ $genes$. If the question implies the opposite,there might be a phrasing issue,but $Jumping$ $genes$ is the standard biological term for mobile elements.

Column $X$	Column $Y$
$(1)$ $DNA$	$(P)$ Most abundant
$(2)$ $m-RNA$	$(Q)$ Various types based on anticodons
$(3)$ $t-RNA$	$(R)$ Carries information as genetic code
$(4)$ $r-RNA$	$(S)$ $A$ specific part acts as a template

List $I$	List $II$
$A$. Frederick Griffith	$I$. Genetic code
$B$. Francois Jacob and Jacques Monod	$II$. Semi-conservative mode of $DNA$ replication
$C$. Har Gobind Khorana	$III$. Transformation
$D$. Meselson and Stahl	$IV$. $Lac$ operon

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Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$ Column $Y$
$(1)$ $DNA$ $(P)$ Most abundant
$(2)$ $m-RNA$ $(Q)$ Various types based on anticodons
$(3)$ $t-RNA$ $(R)$ Carries information as genetic code
$(4)$ $r-RNA$ $(S)$ $A$ specific part acts as a template

In which process is nucleic acid synthesized from nucleic acid?

Which of the following is $NOT$ associated with the study of genetics?

Briefly describe the following:
$(a)$ Transcription
$(b)$ Polymorphism
$(c)$ Translation
$(d)$ Bioinformatics

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