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6751.

Question :The contribution of cytoplasmic DNA in cell.s total DNA is

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`65%`
`1-5% `
`10-12%`
`0-0.5%`

ANSWER :B
6752.

Question : The contraction of gall bladder is due to:

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Enterogastrone
Gastrin
Cholecystokinin
Secretin

Answer :C
6753.

Question : The contractie element present in the myofibril of a striated muscle between two successive Z-lines is called

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1. Sarcosome
2, Sarcoplasm
3. SARCOMERE
4. Sarcoplasmic reticulum

Answer :C
6754.

Question : The construction of the first recombinant DNA was done by using the native plasmid of

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E. coli
SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM
BACILLUS thuringiensis
Yeast

SOLUTION :Salmonella typhimurium
6755.

Question : The contraceptive .SAHELI.

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is a post - coital CONTRACEPTIVE .
blocks estrogen RECEPTORS in the UTERUS , preventing eggs from GETTING implanted .
is an IUD .
increases the concentration of estrogen and prevents ovulation in females.

Answer :D
6756.

Question : The construction of the first recombinant DNA was done by using the native plasmid of :

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E.coli
Salmonella typhimurium
B.thuringiensis
Yeast

Answer :B
6757.

Question : The ________ consists of a pair of olfactory lobes, cerebral hemispheres and diancephalon.

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SOLUTION :FOREBRAIN
6758.

Question : The connective tissue having the presence of abundant fibroblasts , macrophages and mast cells is :

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`{:("Type of connective TISSUE ","Location"),("Adipose tissue","Beneath the skin"):}`
`{:("Type of connective tissue ","Location"),("Areolar tissue","Beneath the skin"):}`
`{:("Type of connective tissue ","Location"),("DENSE connective tissue","Tendons"):}`
`{:("Type of connective tissue ","Location"),("Specialised connective tissue","Cartilage"):}`

Answer :B
6759.

Question : Common link between apes and man was

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Dryopothecus
Australopithecus
Homo erectus
Homo neanderthalensis

Answer :B
6760.

Question : The connection between 1st and 2nd ventricles with 3rd ventricle

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FORAMEN ovale
Foramen MAGNUM
Foramen of monro
Foramen of panizza

Answer :C
6761.

Question : "The conformer had not evolved to become regulators". Justify the statement.

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Solution :(a) THERMOREGULATION is ENERGETICALLY expensive for many animals.
(b) Small animal like shrews and humming birds cannot AFFORD so much energy for thermoregulation.
(c) Heat loss or heat gain is a function of surface area.
(d) Small animals have larger surface area RELATIVE to their volume.
(E) They tend to lose body heat very fast when it is cold outside.
(f) Then they have to expend much energy to generate body heat through metabolism.
6762.

Question : The conditoin of fusion of filaments as well as anthers is

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Gynandrous
Synandrous
SYNGENESIOUS
PROTANDROUS

ANSWER :B
6763.

Question : The confirmatory test used to diagnose AIDS is

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ELISA
Western BLOT
ESR
PCR

Answer :B
6764.

Question : The conditions required for the origin of life

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FREE GENES formation
lipid membrane formation
proteins acquired the PROPERTY of enzymes
All the above

Answer :D
6765.

Question : The condition of free patals is called

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POLYPETALOUS
GAMOPETALOUS
Polyphyllous
Gamophyllous

ANSWER :A
6766.

Question : The condition of fusion of anthers to form a tube with filaments remaining free is

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Gynandrous
Monadelphous
SYNGENESIOUS
SYNCARPOUS

ANSWER :C
6767.

Question : The concept of "trophic structure of a community emphasizes the

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Prevalent form of VEGETATION 
Keystone predator 
FEEDING relationship WITHIN community 
Effects of coevolution 

Solution :Feeding relationship within community
6768.

Question : The concept of Red list was noted in.

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1953
1963
1973
2003

Answer :A
6769.

Question : The concept of one gene one enzyme was proposed by :

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BEADLE and Tatum
Watson and crick
Corners
Leeuwenhoek

Answer :A
6770.

Question : The concept of " Omnis cellula-e cellula" regarding cell division was first proposed by:

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Rudolf VIRCHOW
THEODORE Schwann
SCHLEIDEN
Aristotle

Answer :B
6771.

Question : The concept of inheritance of acquired characters in support of evolution was proposed by:

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DARWIN
Cuvier
LAMARCK
DE VRIES

SOLUTION :Lamarck
6772.

Question : Write a short note on Joint Forest Management.

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conservation of forest and agricultural land by the government
conservation of FORESTS and wildife by the local communitites
WORK in close association with the local communities for protecting and managing forests
exploitation of beneficial forest PRODUCTS only.

Solution :Realising the significance of participation by local communities, the Government of India in 1980s has introduced the concept of Joint Forest Management (JFM) so as to work closely with the local communities for protecting and managing forests. In return for their services to the forest, the communities get benefit of various forest products (minor forest products), and thus the forest can be conserved in a sustainable MANNER. Presently, there are 84632 JFM committees with 17.33 million hectare forest area under them. Some 85.28 lakh families are involved in them all over the country.
6773.

Question : The concept of genetic/chromosomal basis of sex-determination was observed in

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EVENING PRIMROSE
BIRDS
HUMANS
Insects

Answer :D
6774.

Question : The concept of ' hot - spots ' was developed by :

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NORMAN MYERS
PAUL EHRLICH
DAVID Tilman
E.P. Odum

Answer :A
6775.

Question : The concept of ecological pyramids was developed by :

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Elton
Darwin
Odum
Reiter

Answer :A
6776.

Question : The concept of "centre of origin of cultivated plants was proposed by

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NORMAN E. Borlaug
M. S. Swaminathan
Edward Jenner
Nikolai Vavilov

Answer :D
6777.

Question : The concept of chemical evolution is based on:

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INTERACTION of water, air and clay under intense heat
Effect of SOLAR radiation of CHEMICALS
Possible origin of LIFE by combination of chemicals under suitable ENVIRONMENTAL conditions
Crystallization of chemicals

Answer :C
6778.

Question : The concept of chemical evolution is based on

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INTERACTION of water, air and clay under intense heat
effect of SOLAR radiation on chemicals
possible ORIGIN of life by combination of chemicals under suitable ENVIRONMENTAL conditions
crystallization of chemicals.

SOLUTION :possible origin of life by combination of chemicals under suitable environmental conditions
6779.

Question : The concentration of DDT like toxins are higher in man and eagle .a) Name the process b) Give the reason

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Solution :a)BIOMAGNIFICATION
b) Non biodegradablechemical whichaccumulatein the bodyof arganismbelongingto the nexttrophic level .Human BEINGS &Eaglebelong tothe lasttrophiclevel of THEFOOD chain .Hence the biomagnification THREATEN human LIFE .
6780.

Question : The concentration of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB, an organochloride contaminant) in many fish population has been declining, since a ban on their production was instituted in the late 1970s. PCBs remain a potential problem, however, because they are lipophilic and are know to biomagnify. Based on this knowledge, what type of fish is expected to be safest for human consumption ?

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Piscivorous fish species (i.e., which eat other fish)
Benthivorous fish species (i.e., which eat invertebrates on the lake bottom )
Small (YOUNG ) fish
Fish species with high fat content

Solution :Heavy metals and persistent pesticides (e.g., organochlorine or chlorinated hydrocarbons like DDT) pass into food CHAIN and increase in amount per unit weight of organisms with the rise in trophic level DUE to theiraccumulation in fat. This phenomenon is called biomagnification. Therefore, lower the trophic level of fish (such as small fish), lesser will be the biomagnification and HENCE SAFER it will be for consumption.
6781.

Question :The concentration of filtrate will _____ as it moves down in the descending limb of loop of Henle

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INCREASE
decrease
REMAIN UNCHANGED
FIRST increase and then decrease

Answer :A
6782.

Question : The concentration of a macroelement per gram of dry matter in plants is at least

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1000 `mug//g` of DRY matter
100 `mugg/g` of dry matter
1500 `mug//g` of dry matter
995 `mug//g` of dry matter

Answer :A
6783.

Question : The compound, which is soluble in water but does not impede the oxygen transportation is

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NO
`SO_2`
`CO`
`SO_3`

ANSWER :A
6784.

Question : The components of nitrogenase and nitrate reductase is:

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Mo
Mg
Mn
Fe

Answer :A
6785.

Question : The composition of blood plasma and dialysing fluid is same w.r.t. all components except

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Glucose
Nitrogenous wastes
Amino acids
Na^+ ions

Answer :B
6786.

Question : The complex of several enzymes and other protein factors which act in a co-ordinate way for DNA replication.

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ANSWER :replisome
6787.

Question : The complete sequencing of human genome was proposed in this year

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1985
1995
1986
2003

Answer :C
6788.

Question : The complex CAP-c-AMP, which increases the affinity of RNA polymerase for lac operon promoter so that the lac-genes are transcribed , is formed in

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cytoplasm
low GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION
HIGH LACTOSE concentration
high glucose concentration

Answer :B
6789.

Question : The incomplete breakdown of sugars in anaerobic respiration results in the formation of

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Water and CARBON dioxide
Alcohol and carbon dioxide
FRUCTOSE and water
GLUCOSE and carbon dioxide

Answer :A
6790.

Question : The complete oxidation of pyruvate by the stepwise removal of all the hydrogen atoms in mitochondria,leaving :-

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3 MOLECULES of `CO​_2`​ and 2 molecules of`NADH_2`
2 molecules of `CO_2`​ and 3 molecules of `NADH_2 `
3 molecules of `CO_(2)` and 4 molecules of `NADH_2` .
2 molecules of `CO_(2)` and 2 molecules of `NADH_2`

ANSWER :C
6791.

Question : The comparitive genomics enhances the understanding of

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FUNCTIONS of each GENOME and their EVOLUTIONARY relationships
functions of only ONE genome
non-functional genes of both the genomes
functions of some genes of each genome and their structural relationships.

Answer :A
6792.

Question : The common tapewarm infecting human being is

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tainia solium
taenia saginate
diphyllobothrium latum
t. echinococcus

Answer :A
6793.

Question : The commonly used animal in genetics is

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echerichia COLI
DROSOPHILA
neurospora
CHLORELLA

SOLUTION :drosophila
6794.

Question : The communities as a whole interact with the physical environment to from an apex level of organisation called_____.

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ANSWER :ECOSYSTEM
6795.

Question : The common weed Catharanthus roseus (=Vinca rosea ) is source of

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HAY fever
Two carcinogens-vincristin and vinblastin
Two ANTICANCER drugs-vincristin and vinblastin
Skin rashes

Answer :C
6796.

Question : The common symptom of nitrogen deficiency is_____in plants.

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ANSWER :ANTHOCYANIN
6797.

Question :The common nitrogen-fixer in the paddy fields is :

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RHIZOBIUM
AZOSPIRILLUM
Oscillatoria
Frankia

Solution :Acetobacter ACET
6798.

Question : The common feature of occulomotor and pathetic nerve is ………… .

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both are sensory nerves
both supply to eye muscles
both arise from MEDULLA oblongata
both INNERVATE face

Answer :B
6799.

Question : The common feature between non-cyclic and cyclic photophosphorylation is :-

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PROTON gradient formation
RELEASE of `O_(2) `
Formation of NADPH `+ H^(+)`
PHOTOLYSIS of water

Answer :A
6800.

Question : The common form of transposons in humans is known as ……… .

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BLUE sequence
ss sequence
ds RNA
Alu sequence

Answer :D