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11851.

Question : Sinus venosus is fused with ______ in the mammalian heart.

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SOLUTION :RIGHT ATRIUM
11852.

Question : Sinus venosus :

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SOLUTION :Location : A triangular structure located on the dorsal side of heart JOINS the RIGHT atrium.Function : COLLECTION of blood coming from different ORGANS of body and pushing it into atrium of heart.
11853.

Question : "Sinoatrial Node is called pace maker of our heart." Define cardiac cycle and cardiac output

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SOLUTION :Cardiac cycle: SEQUENCE of events during the completion of one heart beat - systole and diastole.
Cardiac output: Volume of blood pumped out by each VENTRICLE per minute/stroke volume x heart rate.
11854.

Question : Sino-atrial node is called the pacemaker of our heart. Why ?

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Solution :The nodal musculature has the ability to generate ACTION potentials without any external stimuli, i.e. it is autoexcitable. However the number of action potentials that could be generated ina minue vary at different parts of the nodal system. The SAN can generated the maximum number of action potentails. i.e. `70 - 75 "MIN"^(-1)` and is responsibke for intiating and MAINTAINING the rhythmic contractile activity of the heart. THEREFORE it is called pacemaker.
11855.

Question : Single-unit smooth muscle fibres may contract automaticallyand rhythmically.

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TRUE
False

Answer :TRUE
11856.

Question : Single -seeded fruit develops from

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Tricarpellary OVARY
BICARPELLARY syncarpous ovary
Multicarpellary syncarpous ovary
Pistil having SINGLE OVULE

Answer :B
11857.

Question : Single membrane-bound organelles are

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LYSOSOMES
sphaerosomes
glyoxysomes
all of these

Answer :D
11858.

Question : Single-celled uninucleate form of slime mould is called

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MYXAMOEBA
Plasmodium
Pseudoplasmodium
SWARM CELL

ANSWER :A
11859.

Question : Single-celled eukaryotes are included in Kingdom

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Protista
Fungi
Plantae
Monera

Answer :A
11860.

Question : Single celled eukaryotes are included in

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Protista
Fungi
Archaea
Monera

ANSWER :A
11861.

Question : Singer and Nicolson (1972) :

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Solution :They proposed fluid mosaic MODEL of cell MEMBRANE that was widely accepted. ACCORDING to them, the quasi- fluid NATURE of lipid enables LATERAL movement of proteins within the overall bilayer.
11862.

Question : Sindhi, Gir, Jersy are ............. breeds.

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SOLUTION :Dairy/Milch
11863.

Question : Simple tissue with lignification is

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PARENCHYMA
Sclerenchyma
Collenchyma
Xylem

Answer :B
11864.

Question : Simple tissue that is not formed from vascular cambium is

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COLLENCHYMA
Sclerenchyma
Parenchyma
Meristem

Answer :A
11865.

Question : Simple tissues is/are

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PARENCHYMA
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma
All

Answer :D
11866.

Question : Simplest amino acid which is optically inactive SI

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GLYCINE
PROLINE
LEUCINE
Tryptophan

Answer :A
11867.

Question : Simple Epithelium and Compound Epithelium

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SOLUTION :
11868.

Question : Simple leaf and compound leaf

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SOLUTION :
11869.

Question : Simple diffusion/facilitated diffusion requires special membrane proteins.

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SOLUTION :FACILITATED DIFFUSION.
11870.

Question : Similarly in Darwin's finches and Austrialian Marsupials ____

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SOLUTION :CONVERGENT EVOLUTION
11871.

Question : Similar characater between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells is

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CELL wall composition
Presence of slime layer
Composition of PLASMA membrane
Nature of nucleus

Answer :C
11872.

Question : Similarity between fish and tadpole is ………………… .

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SCALES
Legs
LATERAL LINE
Fins

Solution :Lateral line
11873.

Question :Simiklarity between two self-pollinated plants of Fabaceae

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FOLIAR stipules
LEAF TENDRILS
Complete, ACTINOMORPHIC FLOWERS
1 and 2

Answer :D
11874.

Question : Silver fish is a true fish.

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ANSWER :FALSE
11875.

Question : Silph drugs/sulphanilamide kill bacteria by inhibtingof whichof the following ?

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Para-aminobenzoic acid
Felic acid
Phenylalanine
Methionin

SOLUTION :Sulpha durgs competeP-aminobenzoic acid(PABA) which is ESSENTIAL for the synthesis of folicacidin bacteria . The Sulpha DRUGS act ascompetetive inhibitorand COMBINE withenzymeand do not allow enzyme to act with RABA.
11876.

Question : Silk is obtained from__________.

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LACCIFER lacca
Nosema bombycis
ATTACUS ricini
Attacus mylitta

Solution :Attacus mylitta
11877.

Question : Siliceous walls are seen in ……..

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RED ALGAE
DIATOMS
BROWN Algae
Fungi

Answer :B
11878.

Question : Silica cells seen in epidermis contain. . . . . . . . . .

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MAGNESIUM
CALCIUM
SILICA
Sand

Answer :C
11879.

Question : Silica crystals are present in the leaf epidermis of

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GRASS
HIBISCUS
TRIDAX
Cucurbita

Answer :A
11880.

Question : Siliceous walls are present in ……………………. .

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Chara
Chlanmydomonas
DUNALIELLA
DIATOMS

ANSWER :D
11881.

Question : Significance of meiosis is associated with………

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DNA DUPLICATION
A sexual REPRODUCTION
Sexual reproduction
Growth of the BODY

Answer :C
11882.

Question : Significance of meiosis……………

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The number of CHROMOSOMES is MAINTAINED in all cells .
It is an important process for evolution.
DUE to division, cell can maintain their efficient size.
A very significant contribution of mitosis is cell REPAIR.

Answer :B
11883.

Question : Significance/Importance: Taste buds

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Solution :The taste BUDS on the tongue sit on RAISED protrusions of the tongue surface called papillae. Taste buds are LOCATED on papillae. They are four type : (1) Fungiform (ii) Foliate (iii) Circumvallate (4) Simple.
11884.

Question : Significance/Importance: Rennin

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SOLUTION :It is an enzyme LOCATED in GASTRIC JUICE of children. It converts casinogen PRESENT in milk into casin protein.
11885.

Question : Significance/Importance: Gastric Inhibitory Peptide (GIP)

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SOLUTION :Hormone SECRETED from the wall of duodenum stops SECRETION of GASTRIC juice.
11886.

Question : Significance/Importance: Ptyalin

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Solution : It is an enzyme PRESENT in saliva. It PARTIALLY digests STARCH.
11887.

Question : Significance/Importance: Enterokinase

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Solution : It is a COENZYME secreting from the WALL of DUODENUM. It CONVERTS in ACTIVE trypsinogen into active form.
11888.

Question : Signet ring stage of Plasmodium represents

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BEGINNING of SCHIZOGONY in LIVER cells
End of schizogony in RBC
Beginning of schizogony in RBC
Beginning of SPOROGONY in humans

Answer :C
11889.

Question :Signet ring stage is seen during

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Preerythrocytic CYCLE
Exoerythrocytic cycle
ERYTHROCYTIC cycle
Posterythrocytic cycle

Answer :C
11890.

Question : Sieve tubes have

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LIGNIFIED walls
PERFORATED and LONGITUDINAL PLATES
Perforated and OBLIQUE septa
Nucleus at maturity

Answer :C
11891.

Question : Sieve cells are most commonly found in the lower vascular plants.

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ANSWER :TRUE
11892.

Question : Sieve tube is

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Vessel like structure
Provided with OBLIQUE septa
MAIN conducting ELEMENT for translocation of FOOD
All of the above

Answer :D
11893.

Question : Sieve cells are found in

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GYMNOSPERMS and BRYOPHYTES
Thallophytes and Bryophytes
Gymnosperms and PTERIDOPHYTES
ALGAE and Fungi

Answer :C
11894.

Question : Sieve cells occur in

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ANGIOSPERMS only
GYMNOSPERMS only
PTERIDOPHYTES only
Pteridophytes and gymnosperms

Answer :D
11895.

Question : Differntiate sieve cells and sieve tubes.

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SOLUTION :
11896.

Question : Sieve cell and Sieve tubes

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SOLUTION :
11897.

Question : Siderophores are …………. Chelators.

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`B`
`FE^(3+)`
`CA^(2+)`
`CL^(-)`

ANSWER :B
11898.

Question : Sickle shaped hook is a part of

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LEFT phallomere 
Right phallomere 
Ventral phallomere 
BROOD pouch of FEMALE 

Answer :B
11899.

Question : Shyam planted a flowering plant in an earthen pot and he then irrigated it well. In order to make the plant grow faster, he added a considerable amount of urea in the earthen pot. After some time he observed that the plant died. Could you explain the beyon?

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SOLUTION :HINT: It is DUE to EXOSMOSIS.
11900.

Question : Shrinking of plant cell due to exosmosis.

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SOLUTION :FLACCIDITY.