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19901.

Question :Can there be DNA replication without cell division ?

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SOLUTION : DNA REPLICATION is done for preparation of CELL division. If cell division does not take place then DNA replication does not take place.
19902.

Question : Can girdling experiments be done in monocots ? If yes, How ? If no, why not ?

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Solution :No, Ring experimentis not possible in monocotyldons. Because vascular BUNDLES are scattered in STEM of monocotyledons (on all sides of stem). It is FOUND transverse section that no ring can be formed on MONOCOT like dicot.
19903.

Question : Can all the four chambers of the human heart experience systole simultaneously ?

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SOLUTION :All the four chambers of the human heart never EXPERIENCE systole simultaneously because it is a cyclic process. During atrial systole, blood enters into right ATRIUM through superior and inferior venae cavae, and coronary sinus while pulmonary veins bring blood to the left atrium from lungs. When atrial systole is completed, the action POTENTIAL passes VIA AV node to ventricles to cause ventricular systole.
19904.

Question : Can a chemical reaction take place without enzyme ? Comment .

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Solution :Yes, but SLOWLY. However rate of reaction may not be ABLE to sustain LIFE.
19905.

Question :Camplyotropus ovule is commonly seen in

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Helianthus
POLYGONUM
Tridax
Bean

ANSWER :4
19906.

Question : Campylobacter is a …………….

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OBLIGATE AEROBE
obligate ANAEROBE
capnophilic
aerobe

ANSWER :C
19907.

Question : Campanion cells are present only in. . . . . . . . . .

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PTERIDOPHYTES
Angisperms
Gymnosperms
Dicots

Answer :B
19908.

Question : Camilo Golgi (1898):

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SOLUTION :Camilo Golgi first observed densely STAINED reticular structure NEAR the nucleus of nerve cell of owl. These were later named Golgi bodies after him.
19909.

Question : Cammon cell wall material in primary wall, secondary wall and middle lamellum is

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Cellulose
Suberin
Pectin
Lignin

ANSWER :C
19910.

Question : Camouflage of chameleon is associated with ………………… .

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CHROMOPLAST
CHROMOSOME
CHROMATOPHORE
CHROMOMERE

SOLUTION :Chromatophore
19911.

Question : Camouflage is present in

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HEMIDACTYLUS
ICHTHYOPHIS
Chamaelon
SALAMANDRA

ANSWER :C
19912.

Question : Cambium of root is an example of ……….meristem

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SOLUTION :SECONDARY
19913.

Question : CAM pla nts be long to family by

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Malvaceac
Crassulaceae
Trapaceae
Orchidaceae

Solution :CAM PLANTS BELONG to FAMILY crassulaceae.
19914.

Question : Calyptrogen gives rise to

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ROOT cap
Metaxylem
Secondary XYLEM
All of these

Answer :A
19915.

Question : Calyptra around the sporophyte of a bryophyte is derived from

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Columella
Antheridium
ARCHEGONIUM
Capsule

Answer :C
19916.

Question : Calvin cycle leads to reduction of:

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`CO_(2)`
`O_(2)`
RUBP
RUMP

Answer :A
19917.

Question : Calotes versicolor is a ………………….. .

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House LIZARD
ROCK lizard
GARDEN lizard
Flying lizard

Solution :Garden lizard
19918.

Question : Callose plug and p-proteins are associated with

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COMPANION cells
Sieve TUBE
Phloem PARENCHYMA
Trachea

Answer :B
19919.

Question : Calculate the respiratory quotient from the following equation C_4H_6O_5 + 3O_2 to 4CO_2 3H_2O + "Energy"

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UNITY
More than unity
Less than unity
Zero

Answer :B
19920.

Question : Calculate the respiratory quotient for the following equation. C_6H_12O_6 to 2CO_2 + 2C_2H_5OH + "Energy"

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SOLUTION :Volume of `O-2` USED = O. Volume of `CO_2` released = 2.
`RQ = ("Volume of" CO_2" liberated")/("Volume of "O_2" CONSUMED")`
`RQ = 2/0 = prop ("infinity")`
19921.

Question : Calcium phosphate in the bone is found as

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Colloids of HYDROXY phosphate
Crystals of hydroxyapatite
Crystals of CALCIUM carbonate
Colloidal SOLUTION 

Answer :B
19922.

Question : Calcium plays a vary important role in the formation of bones. Write on the role of endocrine glands and hormones responsible for maintaining calcium homeostasis.

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SOLUTION :Endocrine glands thyroid and parathyroid maintains homestasis of `Ca^("++")`, related hormone are calcitonin and parathyroid (PTH).
(i) Parathyroid gland secete PTH, which maintains balance of `Ca^("++")` and `PO_(4)^(-)` in BLOOD and other tissues. It induces transport of CALCIUM from bones into the blood INCREASES reabsorption of `Ca^("++")` by Kidney and Intestine.
(ii) Thyroid gland secrete thyrocalcitonin hormone. It INHIBITS release of `Ca^("++")` from bone and lower calcium level thus it acts against PTH and maintains hormonestasis of `Ca^("++")`.
19923.

Question : Calcium is an element that is essential for both plants and animals but not essential for fungi.

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ANSWER :1
19924.

Question : Calcium ion concentrationin blood affects muscle contraction .Does it lead to tetany in certain cases ? How will you correlate fluctuationin blood calcium with tetany ?

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Solution :For MUSCLE contraction opening of joining site of THIN filament is essential when `ca^(2+)` ions joins along with other regulatory protein troponim form troponincomplex . It REGULATES position of tropomyosin on thin filament union of `Ca^(2a)` re-arrangestropomysin-troponin complex , opening myosin linkge site on thin filament when `Ca^(2+)` is in cytosole , thin and thick filament SLIDE over each other , result in muscle contraction .
When `Ca^(2+)` level decreases linkage surface coveredcontraction completed .
In tetany `Ca^(2+)`level decrease in body fluid - due to inactiveness of parathyroid gland . This gland secrete parathormonehormone which regulates ca level in BLOOD . ,br> In tetany muscles are contracted /spasm and giddiness.
19925.

Question : Calcified cartilage makes

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PUBIS of pevic girdle of MAMMAL 
SUPRA scapula of pectral girdle of MAN 
pubis of pelvic girdle of frog 
Sternum of frog 

Answer :C
19926.

Question : Caecum and vermiform appendix are the important site for.................. digestion in herbivores .

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SOLUTION :N/A
19927.

Question : Caecum :

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Solution :Location : 6 to 8 BLIND TUBULES located at the JUNCTION of foregut and midgut in cockroach is called Hepatic caecum. Function : Which secrete digestive juice and help in DIGESTION of food.
19928.

Question : Cadherins and integrins are

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Intercellular 
TRANSMEMBRANE glycoproteins 
Rivet-like adhesions 
INTERMEDIATE FILAMENTS 

Answer :C
19929.

Question : CAD is often referred to as .......... heart failune.

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ANSWER :ATHEROSCLEROSIS
19930.

Question :Ca metabolism is regulated by

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ACTH
Thyroxine
Parathormone
Epinephrine

SOLUTION :ACTH
19931.

Question : Ca^(2+) level in body is controleed by

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THYROID gland
parathyroid gland
ADRENAL gland
both a and b

Solution :`Ca^(2+)` level in the body is controlled by both thyroid gland and pararthyroid gland. Thyroid gland secretes a hormone. THYROCALCITONIN which checks the excess BLOOD calcium levels. Parathyroid gland secretes hormone calle dprathyroid hormone or parathormone which INCREASE the `Ca^(2+)` levels in the blood.
19932.

Question : Ca^(+) Metabolism is regulated by .............. .

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ACTH
Thyroxin
Parathormone
Epinephrine

Answer :A
19933.

Question : C_(6) H_(12) O_(6) :

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ANSWER :GLUCOSE
19934.

Question : C_(4) plants show response to low / high light intensity as they lack photorespiration.

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ANSWER :HIGH
19935.

Question : C_4 plants show Kranz anatomy.

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SOLUTION :The chloroplasts of bundle sheath cells LACK grana and chloroplasts in mesophyll cells SHOW normal chloroplasts in `C_4` plants.
19936.

Question : C_(4) plants respond to ………. Temperatuere and show higher rate of photosynthesis.

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ANSWER :HIGHER
19937.

Question : C_(4) plants havea mechanism which ……… concentration of CO_(2) at enzyme site.

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ANSWER :INCREASES
19938.

Question : C_4 plants have a specialised type of anatomy in leaves called Kranz type.

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ANSWER :1
19939.

Question : C_(4) plantsare ofecologicalbenefit - Commnet.

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SOLUTION :`C_(4)` plantsaccountfor about30% of terrestrialcarbonfixation . INCREASING the proportionof`C_(4)`plants o on earth could assistbiosequestrationof `CO_(2)`andrepresentan importantclimatechange avoidancestrategy .
19940.

Question : C_(4) plants are more efficient in photosynthesis than C_(3) plants due to

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presence of thin cuticle
lower RATE of photorespiration
higher leaf area
presence of larger NUMBER of chloroplast in the leaf CELLS.

Solution :presence of larger number of chloroplast in the leaf cells.
19941.

Question : C_(4) plant saturation for CO_(2) : 360 mu//L^(-1) : : C_(3) : …….

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ANSWER :`450 ML L^(-1)`
19942.

Question : C_(4)patlıway occurs

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only in monocots
in monocots
in niost of the dicots
in few dicots

Answer :B
19943.

Question : C_(3) : PGA : : C_(4) : ………

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ANSWER :OA A
19944.

Question : C_(2) H_(5) OH :

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ANSWER :ETHANOL
19945.

Question : C_(2)cyclerefers to ………. .

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CAM CYCLE
PCO cycle
PCRcycle
DCA cycle

Answer :B
19946.

Question :Nitrogen as a nutrient element is highly immobile in plants.following statements are true? If false correct them:

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SOLUTION :(C) False, NITROGEN is a MOBILE element.
19947.

Question : Byophytes differ from pteridophytes in not having

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Archegonia
Defined sporophyte
Vascular STRANDS (STELES)
MULTICELLULAR embryo

Answer :C
19948.

Question : By which process, the fatty acid changesx into acetyl Co-A.

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SOLUTION :`BETA` - OXIDATION.
19949.

Question : By which process fructose is absorbed by mucous cells of intestinal tract ?

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SIMPLE diffusion
Active transport
Facilitated diffusion
Cotransport

Answer :A
19950.

Question : By which mechanism, oxygen is released out from lungs to cells

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DIFFUSION
FACILITATED diffusion
TRANSPIRATION
OSMOSIS

ANSWER :A