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Genome sequencing in crop plants

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1. Which sequencing method was first used to determine the complete genome of an organism?

a: Requires less computational power Explanation

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b: Sanger Sequencing Explanation

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c: CRISPR Sequencing Explanation

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d: Nanopore Sequencing Explanation

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2. What is the main advantage of Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) over Sanger Sequencing?

a: Higher accuracy Explanation

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b: Faster and higher throughput Explanation

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c: Uses less complex machinery Explanation

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d: Requires less computational power Explanation

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3. Which of the following technologies is used in third-generation sequencing?

a: Nanopore sequencing Explanation

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b: Sanger sequencing Explanation

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c: Microarray analysis Explanation

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d: Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Explanation

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4. Which of the following is the first plant to have its genome completely sequenced?

a: Oryzae sativa Explanation

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b: Vigna unguiculata Explanation

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c: Arabidopsis thaliana Explanation

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d: Solanum lycopersicum Explanation

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5. Which of the following sequencing methods is best suited for long-read sequencing?

a: Illumina sequencing Explanation

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b: PacBio sequencing Explanation

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c: Sanger sequencing Explanation

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d: Sanger sequencing Explanation

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