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5451.

Question : The mutations that involve addition, deletion or substitution of a single base pair in a gene are referred to as

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POINT mutations
lethal mutations
silent mutations
retrogressive mutations

Answer :a
5452.

Question : The mutation in germ cells

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Are more DELETERIOUS
Are LESS deleterious
Can be detected only in the next GENERATION
Can be detected in the DAME generation of an individual

Answer :C
5453.

Question :The muscles of the face are

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Striated muscle
Non-striated muscle
Cardiac
Both (1) & (2)

ANSWER :A
5454.

Question : The muscle fatigue occurs due to accumulation of :-

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`CO_(2)`
LACTIC acid
Creatine phosphate
Myosin ATPase

Answer :B
5455.

Question : The muscle which moves a limb away from the median axis is called

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Supinator
Pronator
Abductor
Adductor

ANSWER :C
5456.

Question : The movements of nutrients through the different components of ecosystem is called

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NUTRIENT CYCLING 
Biogeological cycling 
Biogeochemical CYCLE 
Both (A) and (C

SOLUTION :Both (A) and (C)
5457.

Question : The movement of nutrient elements through various component of an ecosystem is called _____

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SOLUTION :NUTRIENT CYCLE or Biogeochemical cycle
5458.

Question : The movement of free atoms from higher concentration to lower concentration is called

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Osmosis
Diffusion
ENDOSMOSIS
Exosmosis

Answer :B
5459.

Question : The movement of a molecule across a typical plant cell (about 50mum) takes approximately 2.5S. At this rate calculate how many years it would take for the movement of molecules over a distance of 1 m within a plant by dissusion alone?

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ANSWER :`1.58xx10^(-3)` YEARS
5460.

Question : The movement of a gene from one linkage group to another is called

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INVERSION
DUPLICATION
Translocation
Crossing over

Answer :C
5461.

Question : The mouth parts of all insects contain the similar structures and so they are

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ANALOGOUS ORGANS
HOMOLOGOUS organs
Vestigial organs
Atavistic organs

Answer :B
5462.

Question : The mouth ofleech is a ________ aperture situated in the middle of the anterior sucker.

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SOLUTION :triadiate
5463.

Question : The motile reproductive structure of algae and fungi, which directly give rise to new individuals are called

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Zygospores
Zoospores
Cysts
Conidia.

Answer :B
5464.

Question : The mother's blood never gets mixed with that of foetal blood, yet it provides nutrition to foetus. How?

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SOLUTION :The blood vessels of MOTHER and foetus lie very CLOSE to each other. All the physiological ACTIVITIES of foetus are carried out by DIFFUSION.
5465.

Question : The mother germs cells are transformed into a mature follicle through series of steps. Provide the missing steps in the blank boxes.

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Solution :A = PRIMARY oocyte, B = Secondary follicle, C = Secondary oocyte
The CELLS of GERMINAL epithelium repeatedly divide TILL secondary OOCYTES are not produced. Ovum possesses growth and forms primary oocytes. Granulas cells surround each primary oocyte and also known as primary follicle. Many layers of granulosa are arranged a round primary follicles and they are known as secondary follicles.
Seondary follicle immediately convert into tertiary and quaternary follicles which is filled with liquid Antrum in lumen and produces a primary polar body.
Quaternary follicle transforms into again mature follicle or Graafian follicle. Graafian follicle breaks by process of ovulation from ovary and produces secondary oocytes.
5466.

Question : The most unique mammalian characteristic is the:-

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MAMMARY glands
Internal fertilisation
Warm BLOODED body
Heart is FOUR chambered

Answer :A
5467.

Question :The most serious consequence of a decrease in global diversity would be the :

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Loss of source of genetic diversity to preserve endangered species
Increase in the abundance and diversity of EDGE- adapted species
Potential loss of ecosystem services on which HUMAN beings depend
Increase in GLOBAL WARMING and thinning of the ozone layer

Answer :C
5468.

Question : The most thoroughly studies of the known bacteria-plant interaction is the:

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Nodulation of Sesbamnia stems by `N_2` fixing bacteria
Plant growth stimulation by phosphate solubilising bacteria
Cyanobacterial SYMBIOSIS with some AQUATIC ferns
Gall formation on certain ANGIOSPERMS by Agrobacterium

Answer :D
5469.

Question : The most recent ancestor of living moden man, that emerged about 34,000 years ago

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Cro-Magnon MAN
Java APE man
NEANDERTHAL man
Peking man

Answer :A
5470.

Question : The most recent and direct prehistoric ancestor

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CROMAGNON
Pre-Neanderthal
Neanderthal
None of the above

SOLUTION :Cromagnon
5471.

Question : The most primitive bilaterally symmetrical organism is :-

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Ascaris
Fasciola
Leucosolenia
Hydra

Answer :B
5472.

Question : The most likely reason for the development of resistance against pesticides in insects damaging crops is

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GENETIC recombination
directed mutations
acquired HERITABLE changes
None of these

Answer :B
5473.

Question : The most likelyreason for the developoment of resistanceagainst pesticides in insects damaging a corp is

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RANDOM MUTATIONS
GENETIC recombination
Directed mutations
Acquired HERITABLE changes

Answer :A
5474.

Question : The most likely reason for the development of resistance against pesticides in insect damaging a crop is

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RANDOM mutations
genetic recombination
directed mutations
acquired HERITABLE changes

Answer :A
5475.

Question : The most important use of citric acid is in form of vinegar.

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True
False

Answer :ACETIC ACID
5476.

Question : The most important pattern of biodiversity is........

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LONGITUDINAL GRADIENT in diversity
Latitudinal gradient in diversity
Polar gradient diversity
Equatorial gradient in diversity

Answer :B
5477.

Question : The most important feature in a plasmid to serve as a vector in gene cloning experiment is:

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Origin of replication (ori)
PRESENCE of a selectable marker
Presence of SITES for restriction endonuclease
Its size

Solution :Origin of replication (ori)
(A) The most IMPORTANT feature in a plasmid to be used as a VECTOR is origin of replication (ori) because ori is that sequence of DNA which is responsible for initiating replication. Any piece of DNA when linked to this sequence can replicate within the host cell. Also, the ori controls copy NUMBER of linked DNA.
5478.

Question : The most important function of diaphragm in mammals is

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To aid in formation of OXYHAEMOGLOBIN
To aid in ventilation
To DIVIDE the BODY cabith into compartments
To aid in swallowing

Answer :B
5479.

Question :The most important hormone in initiating and maintaining lactation after birth is

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a) OESTROGEN
B) FSH
c) Prolactin
d) Oxytocin

Solution :Prolactin
5480.

Question : The most important feature of all living system from the viewpoint of the their continuity is their capacity to:

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UTILIZE OXYGEN to generate energy
Utilize solar energyfor metabolic activities
REPLICATE the genetic information
Produce gametes

Answer :C
5481.

Question : The most important feature in a plasmid to be used as a vector is

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Origin of REPLICATION
Presence of a SELECTABLE marker
Presence of SITES for restriction endonuclease
Its SIZE

Answer :A
5482.

Question : The most extensively used bacteria in genetic engineering is

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Bacillus
Clostridium
Escericha
Salmonella

Answer :C
5483.

Question : The most important factor which determined the increase in human population in india during 20th century was

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Natality
Mortality 
IMMIGRATION 
EMIGRATION 

ANSWER :A
5484.

Question : The most important cause driving animals and plants to extinctions is(A) Alien species invasions(B) Over-exploitation(C) Habitat loss and fragmentation(D) Co-extinctions

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Alien SPECIES invasions
Over-exploitation
Habitat LOSS and FRAGMENTATION
Co-extinctions

Answer :C
5485.

Question : The most important component of the oral contraceptive pill is:

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Progesterone
Growth hormone
Thyroxine
Luteinizing hormone

Answer :D
5486.

Question : The most important component of the oral contraceptive pills of

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Progesterone
Growth HORMONE
THYROXINE
Lutteinizing hormone

Answer :A
5487.

Question : The most effective way to get relief from high temperature is

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OIL SECRETION 
Frequent urination
High WATER intake 
Profuse sweating 

ANSWER :D
5488.

Question : The most effective methods often used when a woman.s fallopian tubes are blocked or when a man produces very few sperms.

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MTP
GIFT
ZIFT
IVF

ANSWER :D
5489.

Question : The most exceptional feature of zoophilous flower is(A) scented having nectar and most colourful(B) scented, having nectar but inconspicuous(C) presence of only perianth(D) without colour and show

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SCENTED having NECTAR and most colourful
scented, having nectar but inconspicuous
presence of only perianth
without COLOUR and show

Answer :A
5490.

Question : The most effective method of vegetative propagation in Cynodon is by the production of ……….. .

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stolon
sucker
runner
offset

Answer :C
5491.

Question :The most direct threat to biodiversity is :

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Increased LEVELS of ATMOSPHERIC `CO_2`
Depletion of OZONE layer
Over exploitation of selected species
Habitat destruction

Answer :D
5492.

Question : The most correct definition of genus may be :-

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Genus is an aggregate of DISTANTLY RELATED species
Genus is a group of species present in a GIVEN area
Genus is an aggregate of CLOSELY related species
Genus is a group of species present in a common habitat

Answer :C
5493.

Question : The most commonly usedmatrix for gel electrophoresis is

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Agarose
PROTEINS
LIPIDS
Organic acids

Answer :A
5494.

Question : The most common types of fossils are ………… .

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moulds
casts
actual remains
models

Answer :C
5495.

Question : The most common type of tapetum is

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SECRETARY or GLANDULAR type
AMOEBOID or invasive type
Nonglandular and noninvasive type
Resupinate type

Answer :B
5496.

Question : The most common substrate used in distilleries for the production of ethanol is

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CORN meal
Soya meal
Ground gram
Molasses

ANSWER :D
5497.

Question : The most common substrate used in distilleries for the production of ethanol is:

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CORN meal
Soya meal
Trichoderma
Molasses

Answer :D
5498.

Question : The most common substrate used in distilleries for the production of ethanol is(A) Corn meal(B) Soya meal(C) Ground gram(D) Molasses

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CORN MEAL
SOYA meal
groundgram
MOLASSES

Solution :molasses
5499.

Question : The most common substrate used in distilleries for the production of ethanol is___________

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Soyameal
Groundram
MOLASSES
CORN meal

Answer :C
5500.

Question : The most common sources of single cell protein

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yeasts
bacteria
other fungi
All of these

SOLUTION :All of these