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Question : Retaining feces in the rectum due to intake of fibre in the diet is called ……….. |
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Answer» VOMITING |
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Question : Reticular fibres in the lymph nodes filter |
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Answer» blood to remove BACTERIA |
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Question : Restriction endonucleases : |
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Answer» Are present in mammalion cells for degradation of DNA when the cells dies |
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Question : Restoration of ecological equilibrium in mined areas can be achieved through |
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Answer» Revetgation of the mined habitats |
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Question : Resting membrane potentil is maintained by |
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Answer» Hormones |
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Question : Resting membrane potential is maintained by |
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Answer» Hormones |
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Question : Resting membrane potential is maintainedby |
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Answer» hormones |
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Question : Respiratory system of cockreach is formed of spiracles and tracheal interconnectioms. Why is it said to be more efficient than that of earthworm? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :1. Earthworm has no special respiratory organs. The diffusion of repiratory gases `(O_(2), and CO_(2))` TAKES place through the moist skin only. 2. In cockroach BRANCHED tubes known trachea open through 10 PAIRS of small holes on the lateral side of the body, is REGULATED 3. The opening and closing by valves & sphincter muscles. Thus the respiratory system of cockroach is welldeveloped as compared to earthworm. |
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Question : Respiratory treesare found in |
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Answer» sea water |
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Question : Respiratory system of cockroach is formed of spiracles and tracheal interconnections. Why is it said to be more efficient than that of earthworm? Why inspiration of cockroach is said to be a passive process while it is an active process in man? |
| Answer» Solution :The respiratory SYSTEM of cockroach is well developed compared with other terrestrial insects. Branched TUBES known as trachea open through 10 pairs of SMALL HOLES CALLED spiracles or stigmata | |
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Question : Respiratory roots are found in ………………………... |
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Answer» SWEET POTATO |
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Question : Respiratory quotient is zero in succulent plants. Why ? |
| Answer» Solution :In some SUCCULENT PLANTS like Opuntia, Bryophyllum carbohydrates are partially oxidised to organic acid, particularly malic acid without corresponding release of `CO_(2)` but `O_(2)` is consumed hence the RQ value will be ZERO. | |
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Question : Respiratory quotient (RQ) for carbohydrates is 1. Why? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :SUBSTRATE CARBOHYDRATE is COMPLETELY oxidised. 6 `CO_2 // 6O_2` | |
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Question : Respiratory quotient is definedas : |
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Answer» More `O_(2)`concentration in blood |
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Question : Respiratory quotient of glucose in presence of oxygen is ………….. . |
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Question : Respiratory process is regulated by certain specialized centres in the brain. One of the following listed centres can reduce the inspiratory duration upon stimulation |
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Answer» MEDULLARY INSPIRATORY centre |
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Question : Respiratory process is regulated by certain specialised centres in the brain. One of the following listed centres can reduce the inspiratory duration upon stimulation. |
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Answer» MEDULLARY inspiratory CENTRE |
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Question : Respiratory quotient isdefined as : |
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Answer» `("Volume of " CO_(2)"FORMED")/("VOLUMEOF " CO_(2)"used")` |
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Question : Respiratorypigmenthaemocyanin is present in |
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Answer» Chelicerates and CRUSTACEANS |
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Question : Respiratory pigment in molluscsis |
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Answer» HAEMOERYTHRIN |
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Question : Respiratorypathway is believedto be a catabolic pathway. However, nature of TCA cycle is amphibolic . Explain. |
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Answer» Solution :In living ORGANISMS energy is formed during respiration which is built in the form of ATPat the end of break down of substances like glucose and fats. The beginingof thisprocess is done in cytoplasm with glycolysis. In whichPyruvicacid is formed that is converted into acetyl CoAlater. Whichenters in stoma of mitochondria.So TCAcycle keepsgoing. This CYCLE is called amphibolic pathwaybecause many INTER mediate substances are made which are useful for other processes. eg. coenzymes, vitamins,Hormones,More over fatty ACID. Amino acid etc. Fatty acidsteroides, carotionides, Turpenis and Aromaticmaterials are made from acetyl CoA. alpha` - ketoglutarate and oxalo ACETATE, amino acid are useful materials forglutamate and aspartate, Moreover from pyrimidinesand alkaloid succinile, cytochromeand chlorophyll aremade. So in thiscyclebreak down and formation. both the processes occur in sequence. So it iscalled amphibolic pathway. |
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Question :Respiratoryorgansof kingcrab are calledbook-gills.why ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :A BOOK-gillconsists of manythinvescularlamellaeliketheleaves in a book . HENCETHE nameandthelamellaeget `O_(2)`FROMWATER . | |
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Question : Respiratory organs of Saccoglossus are |
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Answer» SPIRACLES |
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Question :Respiratory movements are controlled by |
| Answer» Solution :Medulla oblongata | |
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Question : Respiratory enzymes are present in which of the following organella ? |
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Answer» Peroxisome |
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Question : Respiratory control centre is present in |
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Answer» thorax |
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Question : The respiratory centre is present in the |
| Answer» Solution :Medulla oblongata | |
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Question : Respiratory centre of brain is stimulated by |
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Answer» CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT in VENOUS blood |
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Question : Respiratory centre of brain is sensitive to |
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Answer» more `O_(2)`CONCENTRATION in BLOOD |
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Question : Respiration that takes place in the tissue cells is known as |
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Answer» AEROBIC RESPIRATION |
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Question : Respiration requires O_(2) . How did the first cells on the earth manage to survive in an atmosphere that lacked O_(2) ? |
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Answer» Solution :`O_(2)`is not ALWAYS required for respiration. Some living organismssurvive in ABSENCE of `O_(2)`by doing anaerobic respiration. The first cell on the earth, like photosyntheticbacteria are PROKARYOTIC type organismson the earth theyobtained energy by BREAK down of inorganicsubstances. e.g. In chemosynthetic bacteria (Sulphur bacteria) chemosynthesisoccurs in following WAY `12 H_(12) S + 6CO_(2) to C_(6) H_(12) O_(6) + 6H_(2) O + 12S darr` |
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Question : Respirationresult in : |
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Answer» Release of `O_(2)` |
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Question : Respiration is controlled by: |
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Question : Respiration is an energy releasing and enzymatically controlled catabolic process whichinvolves a step-wise oxidative breakdown of organic substances inside living cells. In thisstatementaboutrespiration explainthe meaning of (a) Step-wise oxidationbreakdown(b) Organicsubstances (used as substrates) |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(a) Phase wise/step wise oxidation breakdown : Respiration is a phase wise/step wise oxidation of ORGANICSUBSTANCE. In whichthree main phases are included. (i) Glycolysis (ii) Krabes. cycle (iii)electron transportsystem . Glucose passes from phase wise catalysed enzymatic processes and at the end forms `H_(2) O + ATP + CO_(2)` (b) Organic substances : It is normally FOUNDIN livingsystem. Theyare generally in carbon atom.s ring formor in long chain form . Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogenatoms are joinedwith it. eg. Glucose , Fatty acid, Amino acid etc. These substances are combusted and energy is produced. The respiration of glucose and fatty acid is called FLOATING respiration while of Amino acid is called protoplasmic respiration. |
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Question : Respiration in insects is called direct because |
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Answer» The tissues exchange `O_2/ CO_2` DIRECTLY with the air in the tubes |
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Question : Respiration by tracheal system occurs in |
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Question : Resolving power of SEM is_____ |
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Answer» 5-10Å |
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Question : Respiration is controlled by : |
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Answer» Medulla oblongata |
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Question : Resistance of jessida in cotton plants and to cereal leaf beetle in wheat plants is due to |
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Answer» BIOCHEMICAL characters |
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Question : Resistance in the airways is typically low. Why? Give two reasons. |
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Answer» Solution :The airway RESISTANCE is low because 1. The diameter of most airways is relatively LARGE. 2. For snmaller airways there are MANY in parallel, MAKING their combined diameter large. 3. Air has a low viscosity |
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Question : Resin is a product of |
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Answer» A fern |
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Question : Resin duct |
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Answer» Solution :LOCATION : It is LOCATED in main CORTEX of ground tissue of sunflower STEM. Function : Resin SECRETING from it gives mechanical strength and durability to stem. |
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Question : Resin canals are |
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Answer» Schizogenous CAVITIES |
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Question : Residual volume is |
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Answer» LESSER than TIDAL VOLUME |
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Question : Reserved material in prokaryotic cells is stored as : |
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Question : Reservoir of gaseous cycle is |
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Answer» Lithosphere |
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Question : Reserve food is starch in |
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Answer» CHLOROPHYCEAE |
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Question : Reserve food in the cystic form of Entamoeba histolytica is in the form of |
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Answer» Chromatoid BODIES and GLYCOGEN granules |
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