MCQ on Sequence Alignment Technique in Bioinformatics







Sequence alignment techniques involve comparing sequences to identify similarities, differences, and evolutionary relationships. Pairwise alignment aligns two sequences, while multiple alignment aligns three or more. Algorithms like Needleman-Wunsch and Smith-Waterman use dynamic programming to optimize alignments based on scoring systems. This is an MCQ on Sequence Alignment Techniques in Bioinformatics.

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1. 
Which technique is used to align sequences for comparison?

2. 
What is the primary goal of sequence alignment?

3. 
Which algorithm is commonly used for pairwise sequence alignment?

4. 
Which type of sequence alignment compares two sequences at a time?

5. 
Which alignment method allows for the introduction of gaps in sequences to optimize similarity?

6. 
Which of the following is NOT a commonly used scoring system in sequence alignment?

7. 
What does the term "gap penalty" refer to in sequence alignment?

8. 
Which alignment method is more sensitive to local similarities?

9. 
Which algorithm is commonly used for database searching in sequence alignment?

10. 
In multiple sequence alignment, what does each column represent?

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MCQ on Sequence Alignment

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