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Froggy Jumps Pharmacogenomics QuizOnline version Genetics-informed drug knowledge by rajshri naik 1 What is an SNP in pharmacogenomics? a A single nucleotide difference in the genome b A protein produced by the liver c A type of drug transporter 2 Why are SNPs useful in drug testing? a They always cause disease b They only occur in non-coding regions c They occur in many genes and can affect drug response 3 What is one advantage of SNP detection methods? a They need radioactive labeling b They require live animals c They can be typed without gel electrophoresis 4 What does RFLP stand for in genetic mapping? a Regional Functional Loci Polymorphism b Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism c Rapid Fluorescent Lipid Polymorphism 5 Which mapping approach uses chromosomes as markers? a Clinical mapping b Genetic mapping c Physical mapping 6 What is a key use of linkage analysis in pharmacology? a To synthesize drugs b To map weather patterns c To link traits or markers to drug-response genes 7 What does a LOD score indicate in linkage analysis? a Drug potency b Evidence for or against linkage between markers c Side-effect frequency 8 What is a common feature of SSLPs (VNTRs/STRs)? a Only found in bacterial genomes b Repeat units that vary in copy number c Always 3 base pairs long 9 How can SNPs be detected more rapidly than some methods? a By measuring drug weight in plasma b Using oligonucleotide hybridization without gel c By sequencing entire genomes every time 10 Which mapping technique visualizes a marker on intact chromosomes? a Mass spectrometry b CRISPR editing c Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH)

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Pharmacogenomics QuizOnline version

Genetics-informed drug knowledge

by rajshri naik

What is an SNP in pharmacogenomics?

A single nucleotide difference in the genome

A protein produced by the liver

A type of drug transporter

Why are SNPs useful in drug testing?

They always cause disease

They only occur in non-coding regions

They occur in many genes and can affect drug response

What is one advantage of SNP detection methods?

They need radioactive labeling

They require live animals

They can be typed without gel electrophoresis

What does RFLP stand for in genetic mapping?

Regional Functional Loci Polymorphism

Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism

Rapid Fluorescent Lipid Polymorphism

Which mapping approach uses chromosomes as markers?

Clinical mapping

Genetic mapping

Physical mapping

What is a key use of linkage analysis in pharmacology?

To synthesize drugs

To map weather patterns

To link traits or markers to drug-response genes

What does a LOD score indicate in linkage analysis?

Drug potency

Evidence for or against linkage between markers

Side-effect frequency

What is a common feature of SSLPs (VNTRs/STRs)?

Only found in bacterial genomes

Repeat units that vary in copy number

Always 3 base pairs long

How can SNPs be detected more rapidly than some methods?

By measuring drug weight in plasma

Using oligonucleotide hybridization without gel

By sequencing entire genomes every time

Which mapping technique visualizes a marker on intact chromosomes?

Mass spectrometry

CRISPR editing

Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH)

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What is an SNP in pharmacogenomics?

Why are SNPs useful in drug testing?

What is one advantage of SNP detection methods?

What does RFLP stand for in genetic mapping?

Which mapping approach uses chromosomes as markers?

What is a key use of linkage analysis in pharmacology?

What does a LOD score indicate in linkage analysis?

What is a common feature of SSLPs (VNTRs/STRs)?

How can SNPs be detected more rapidly than some methods?

Which mapping technique visualizes a marker on intact chromosomes?

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