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Question : Papillarymusclesare found in: |
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Answer» VENTRICLES of heart |
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Question : PAR is between the range of |
| Answer» Answer :C | |
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Question : Papilionaceous corolla occurs in |
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Answer» Brassicaeae |
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Question : Pappus is present in compositae for : |
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Answer» AIR dispersion |
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Question : Papaya plants exhibit xenogamy only. Why? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Because the male and female FLOWER of papaya are PRESENT in DIFFERENT plants. | |
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Question : Pannus formation takes place in :- |
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Answer» IDDM |
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Question : Paneth cells are found in: |
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Answer» CRYPTS of Lierberkuhn |
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Question : Pancreatic lipase acts in: |
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Answer» Monoglyceride |
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Question : Pancreatic acini are: |
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Answer» ENDOCRINE glands |
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Question : PAN stands for................ |
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Answer» Peroxy ACETIC NITROGEN |
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Question : Palmella stage is present in |
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Answer» Aspergillus |
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Question : Palmately compound leaves are found in :- |
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Answer» Neem |
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Question : Palindromic nucleotide sequences have significance in recombinant DNAtechonology. Explain. Give example for a palindromic DNA sequence . |
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Answer» Solution :Palindrome in a DNA is a, sequence of base pairs that reads same on the two strands when orientation of reading is kept the same . Each restric-tion endonuclease RECOGNISES a specific palindromic nucleotide sequence and CUTS the strand of DNA a little away from the CENTRE of the palin-drome site, but between the two bases on the opposite strands. Example of palindrome DNA is 5. - GAATTCC - 3. 3. - CTTAAG - 5. |
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Question : Palaeontologists unearthed a human skull during excavation. A small fragment of the scalp tissue was still attached to it. Only Iittle DNA could be extracted from it. If the genes of the ancient man need to be analysed, the best way of getting sufficient amount of DNA from this extract is |
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Answer» Hybridising the DNA with a DNA probe |
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Question : Palaeontology |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It is the study of PAST life BASED on the fossil records. It furnishes the most direct and most reliable EVIDENCE for evolution. | |
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Question : Palaentological evidences for evolution refer to the |
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Answer» development of embryo Age of fossils is determined by Uranium-Lead method `(U^(238))` or Potassium-Argon method or Radioactive CARBON dating `(C^(14))`. ESR (electron-spin-resonance method) is the most accurate method of dating offossils. Development of Embryo is evident in Embryology. Homologus and ANALOGUS organs are used in Morphological Evidence. |
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Question : Pair of coding which are according for their function or specific code for amino acid. |
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Answer» GUU, GCU - alanin |
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Question : Painless open sore called chancre is the characteristic feature of |
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Answer» GENITAL herpes |
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Question : Pad-like fingertips are present in: |
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Answer» LEMUR |
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Question : Paddy, Wheat and Sorghum, etc., comes under the category of cereals. All the members of cereals belong to which of the following family? |
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Answer» a) Fabaceae |
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Question : P_(680) is calld PS II ! C-4 plants hav photorespiration. |
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Answer» If both As and R are CORRECT and R is correct EXPLANATION of As |
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Question : (p + q)^2 =p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1represents an equation used in |
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Answer» population GENETICS Above equation is known as Hardy-Weinberg principle in which `p^2`-Dominant homozygous `2pq`- Heterozygous `q^2`-Recessive homozygous |
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Question : p^2+2pq+q^2=1.The eqaution is the mathematical expression of which law? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Hardy-Weinberg PRINCIPLE | |
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Question : (p+q)^(2) = p^(2) + 2pq + q^(2) = 1 represents an equation used in |
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Answer» POPULATION genetics |
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Question : Ozonesaves the biosphere by absorbingthe high energyradiation called . |
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Answer» Infra - red (IR) |
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Question : Ozone layer of upper atmosphere is being destroyed by |
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Answer» chlorofluorocarbons |
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Question : Ozone layer is present ina)Lithosphereb)Stratospherec)Troposphered)Mesosphere |
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Answer» LITHOSPHERE |
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Question : Ozone layer is beneficial to biodiversity'. Give reason. |
| Answer» Solution :Because OZONE layer absorbs dangerous ULTRA violet RAY from SUN and protect the LIFE on earth. | |
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Question : Ozone layer in the stratosphere beocmes thinnerdue to the release of CFC. Give a scientific reason for this. |
| Answer» Solution :UV rays ACT on CFCs and release CI atoms which act as catalyst degrade OZONE and release molecular oxygen. | |
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Question : Ozone layer is present in : |
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Question : Ozone is produce naturally by high energy solar radiations and the activity of methane (CH_(4) in the presence of: |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
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Question : Ozone depletion is occurring widely in the strato-sphere, it leads to ozone hole caused mainly due to …………………… |
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Answer» ethylene |
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Question : Ozone hole means: |
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Answer» HOLE in the STRATOSPHERE |
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Question : Why does ozone hole form over Antarctica ? How will enhanced ultraviolet radiation affect us ? |
| Answer» Solution :Extreme low TEMPERATURE `(-85^(@)C)` forms ice clouds which provides catalytic surface for the reaction of CHLORINE atoms and the ozone polar VORTEX is formed which isolates air from REST of the world. | |
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Question : Ozone depletion in stratosphere shall result in |
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Answer» FOREST fires |
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Question : Ozone acts as a shield for absorbing ultraviolet radiations from the sun. Write the unit used to measure ozone layer. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :DOBSON UNIT /DU | |
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Question : Ozone acts as a shield for absorbing ultraviolet radiations from the sun. Name the region of atmosphere where ozone is seen. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Strosphere | |
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Question : Ozone acts as a natural sun screen-Justify. |
| Answer» Solution :OZONE depletion in the stratosphere results in more UV RADIATIONS especially UV B radiations (shortwaves). UV B radiation destroys biomolecules (skin ageing) and damages living tissues. UV - C is the most damaging type of UV radiation, but it is completely filtered by the atmosphere (ozone layer). UV - a contribute 95% of UV radiation which causes TANNING burning of skin and enhancing skin cancer. Hence the uniform ozone layer is critical for the wellbeing of life on earth | |
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Question : Oxytocin responsible for vigorous contraction of uterus at the time of child birth is synthesize by:- |
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Answer» POSTERIOR PITUITARY gland |
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Question : Oxytocin is the first hormone prepared by genetic engineering. |
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Question : Oxyhaemoglobin dissociated at: |
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Answer» <P>LOW `P_(O_2)` in tissue |
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Question : Oxygenic photosynthesis is absent in :- |
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Answer» Spirulina |
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Question : Oxygenic photosynthesis occurs in |
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Answer» CHROMATIUM |
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Question : Oxygen is utilised by the organism to (a)_____ breakdown nutrietns molecules the (b)_____ and to derive (c)______ for performing various activities |
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Answer» (b) GLUCOSE (C) Energy |
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Question : Oxygen is absorbed-in the molecular form the______by the plant. |
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Question :Oxygen evolved during photosynthesis in Chlorella comes from |
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Answer» `CO_2` |
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Question : Oxygen evolving and nitrogen fixing organisms is |
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Answer» Azotobacter |
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Question : Oxygenevolution lakesplace duringphotosynthesisin green plantsbut not in bacterial photosynthesis because |
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Answer» BACTERIA are PROKARYOTIC and green plantsare eukaryotic |
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Question : Oxygen dissociation curve of haemoglobinis is |
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Answer» sigmoid The curve obtained by plotting the PER CENT saturation of Hb against time is sigmoid, at 38°C and pH 7.4. Dissociation of oxyhaemoglobin can be promoted by rise in the BODY temperature and low pH (HIGH `CO_(2)`). |
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