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Question : Oxygen is necessary for breakdown of….... to release energy |
| Answer» SOLUTION :GLUCOSE. | |
| 13403. |
Question : Oxygen is critical for aerobic respiration. Explain its rolewith respect to ETS. |
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Answer» Solution :Importance of `O_(2)`in aerobic respiration : Glycolysisof glucose is DONE in cytoplasm and with that respiration begins. After that kreb.s cycleand at the end ETS goes in INNER membrane of mitochondria, `o_(2)`is required at the last in ETS. Where it acts as a hydrogen ACCEPTOR. `O_(2)` releases `e^(-)`from that process. If `O_(2)` is not PRESENT then electrons do notpass through Co enzyme. Soproton pump is not formed andATP is not formed. Thus `O_(2)`is necessary in oxidative phosphorylation. |
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| 13404. |
Question : Oxygen is an essential requirementfor aerobicrespiration but it entersthe respiratory process at the end ? Discuss. |
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Answer» Solution :`O_(2)` is usedfor formation of ATP in aerobicrespiration. It is a strongelectronegative elementand final acceptor. Itintakes proton in ETS medium and forms water. It obtains energyform ETS. (absorbs) `O_(2)` enters last in RESPIRATORY pathway. Its presence is necessary. Inaerobic respiration . Itremoves hydrogen and pushes theprocess forward . This WAY final hydrogen acts as a hydrogenacceptor. This way ENERGY is produced in oxidative phosphorylation which can be done by using OXIDATION REDUCTION energy.
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| 13405. |
Question : Oxygen in carried by: |
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Answer» LEUCOCYTES |
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| 13406. |
Question : Oxygen haemoglobin dissociation curve will shift to right on decrease of |
| Answer» Solution :pH | |
| 13407. |
Question : Oxygen evolved during photosynthesis comes from |
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Answer» `CO _(2)` |
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| 13408. |
Question : Oxygen carrying capacity of blood is |
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Answer» 0.2 |
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| 13409. |
Question : Oxygen dissociation curve is |
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Answer» parabolic |
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| 13410. |
Question : Oxygen carrying capacity of blood is |
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Answer» 0.2 |
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| 13411. |
Question : Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported in blood through |
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Answer» PLATELETS and corpuscles |
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| 13412. |
Question : Oxidative phosphorylation is |
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Answer» formation of ATP by TRANSFER of phosphate GROUP from a substrate to ADP |
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Question : Ovules with pollen chamber, integument single and ovule with archegonia are found in : |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
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Question : Ovules are classified on the basis of the position ofmicropyle with respect to funicle. |
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Question :Ovules are borne on central axis in an ovary with out septa in |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : Ovule of Opuntia is called and turn at more than 360° angle, is called |
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Answer» circinotropous |
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Question : Ovule is inverted (resupinates at 180°) with body fused to funicle,micropyle lying close to hilum and side by side with funicle facing the placenta and is most common in Angiosperms. It is |
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Answer» hemitropous |
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Question : Ovule curvature is well pronounced and the embryo sac becomes horse shoe shaped. Micropyle, chalaza and funicle occur near one anther. This ovule is called |
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Answer» CAMPYLOTROPOUS |
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Question : Ovulation in females in under the control of |
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Answer» ADH and LH |
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| 13420. |
Question :Ovoviviparous pseudocoelomate parasite |
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Answer» is a monogenetic parasite |
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| 13421. |
Question : Oviparous mammals are included in |
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Answer» Theria |
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| 13422. |
Question : Oversecretion of thyroid results in which disease ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Exopthalmic GOITRE | |
| 13423. |
Question : Overgrazing causes |
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Answer» NEGATIVE pollution |
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Question : Over production variation use and disuse origin of species |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Reason : It is linked to LAMARCKISM whereas the others are linked to DARWINISM. | |
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Question :Ovary is one chambered but become two chambered due to formation of the false septum in |
| Answer» ANSWER :A | |
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Question : Ovary of Lemon is |
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Answer» UNILOCULAR |
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Question : Ovary produces two groups of steriod hormones called estrogen and progesterone. Mention at least two actions of each of these two hormones in human females. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Estrogen- development of secondary sexual characters and ORGANS – regulation of sexual behaviour progesterone - support PREGNANCY. Stimulate mammary GLANDS for milk SECRETION |
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Question :Ovary in the flower of plum |
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Answer» SUPERIOR |
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Question : Ovary develops into fruit after fertilization. While eating an Apple which part do you eat? Explain. |
| Answer» Solution :APPLE belongs to false fruit. In false fruits, apart from the ovary, non-carpellary parts also DEVELOP into fruit. In apple, the thalamus develops into fleshy edible PART. | |
| 13431. |
Question : Ovary half inferior is seen in |
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Answer» plum |
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| 13432. |
Question : Ovarian follicles : estrogen :: corpus luteum: ……….. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PROGESTERONE | |
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Question : Ova with various stages of development found in |
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Answer» germarium |
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| 13434. |
Question : Outermost living limit of a plant cell is |
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Answer» CELL wall |
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Question : Outer wall of Spirogyra is made up of |
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Answer» HEMICELLULOSE and cellulose |
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Question : Outer most layer of stele in the root is |
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Answer» ENDODERMIS |
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Question : Outer ear : collect sound :: eustachiantube : ......... |
| Answer» SOLUTION :equalising pressures on either sides or EAR DRUM | |
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Question : Outer covering of cartilage is known as: |
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Answer» perichondrium |
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Question : The out come of a cladistic analysis is ________ |
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Answer» MONOGRAM |
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Question : Out of the total proposed cost of various ecosystem services, cost of climate regulations and habitat for wildlife are |
| Answer» Answer :C | |
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Question : Out of the foolowing list,pick out the enzymes that take part in carbohydrate digestion Maltase,Lactase,Sucrase,Salivary amylase,Dextrines,Isomaltose,Lipase,Peptides. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Maltase,Lactase,Sucrase,SALIVARY AMYLASE | |
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Question : Our reaction like aggressivebehaviour, use of abusive words, restlessness etc. are regulated by brain, name the parts involved. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Inner regions of cerebral HEMISPHERE and related deep structures limbic system along with hypothalamus are involved in above mentioned functions (ABUSIVE WORDS, restlessness etc.) | |
| 13443. |
Question : Our health is affected by (a) Genetic disorders (b) Infections (c ) Life style |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : 'Our understanding of the plant kingdom has changed overtime.' Do you agree with this statement? |
| Answer» Solution :Yes, Fungi, and members of the Monera and Protista having cell walls have now been excluded from Plantae THOUGH earlier classifications placed them in the same KINGDOM. So, the cyanobacteria that are alsoreferred to as BLUE green ALGAE are not .algae. any more. | |
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Question : Our fore arm is made of three different bones. Comment. |
Answer» Solution :THREE different BONES are PRESENT- Humerus, RADIO ULNA, Carpals.
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Question : Other name for gynoecium is ………………. |
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Answer» carpel |
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Question :Osteoporosis is an age related disease of skeletal system, may occur due to .................. |
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Answer» DECREASED LEVEL of oestrogen |
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Question : Osteoblasts function to : |
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Answer» destroy BONE TISSUE |
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