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11051.

Question : One of the aspect is not a feature of genetic code?

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(a) SPECIFIC
(b) DEGENERATE
(c) UNIVERSAL
(d) AMBIGUOUS

Solution :Ambiguous
11052.

Question : One of the applications of biotechnology is the production of insect resistant crop plants." Justify the statement with reference to Bt-cotton.

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Solution :The "cry.GENE-.crylAc. and .crylAb. from Bacillus thuringiensis coding for the TOXINS are transferred to COTTON plants. The proteins ENCODED by these genes control the cotton bollworms.
These Bt cotton plants express the Bt toxin gene by produceings the toxin that provides insect resistance.
Bt toxin is a toxic insecticidal protein formed in the form of protein crystals that kills certain insects.
It exists as inactive protoxin once an insect ingests the inactive toxin. It is converted into an active form of toxin due to the alkaline pH of the gut which solubilise the crystals.
The ACTIVATED toxin binds to the surface of epithelial cells of the midgut and creates pores which causes cell swelling and lysis and finally the death of the insect.
11053.

Question : One of the applications of biotechnology is to get Pest resistance plants. Justify the statement with reference to Bt.Cotton.

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Solution :Some strains of Bacillus thuringiensis produce protein crystals, that kill insects Lepidopterans, coleopterans and Dipterans. Protein crystals formed during certain phase of their growth.
The cry GENE, cry IAC and Cry IIA6 from B.thuringenesis coding for the toxins are transferred to cotton plants BOLLWORMS.
Bt cotton plants express the Bt TOXIN gene by producing foxin that provides insect resistance.
Bt toxin protein exists as an inactive prototoxins. Insect ingest the inactive toxin, converts to active toxin at alkaline pH of gut of inseçt which solubilise the crystals.
Toxin binols to SURFACE of midgut epithelial cells create porus that cause cell swelling and lysis and EVENTUALLY cause death of insect.
11054.

Question : One of the applications of biotechnology is 'gene therapy" to treat a person born with a hereditary disease. (i) What does "gene therapy " mean ?

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Solution :(i) Gene therapy is the process in which the defective GENES are replaced with normal genes leading to the expression of PROPER phenotype.
(ii) SCID (Severe Combined IMMUNO Deficiency) disease was the first disease treated by using gene therapy.
(iii) There are two strategies involved in gene therapy namely, Gene augmentation therapy, which involves INSERTION of DNA into the genome to replace the missing gene product, and Gene inhibition therapy, which involves insertion of the anti sense gene which inhibits the expression of the DOMINANT gene.
11055.

Question : One of the advantages of developing transgenic mice is that it is very useful:

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To STUDY vaccine SAFETY
In producing new varieties ofmice
In developinga SHOW pieceexample
In GENE targeting

Answer :A
11056.

Question : One of the applicationof biotechnology is to get pest resistant plants - " Justify the statement with referenceto Bt cotton".

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SOLUTION :REFER BT COTTON of this CHAPTER.
11057.

Question : One of the legal methods of birth control is

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ABORTION by taking an APPROPRIATE medicine
By abstaining from COITUS from DAY 10 to 17 of the menstrual cycle
By having coitus at the time of day break
By a premature EJACULATION during coitus.

Answer :A
11058.

Question : One of the a dvantage of developing transgenicmice is that it is useful

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To study VACCINE safety
In PRODUCING new varieties of MICE
In developing a show PIECE example
In gene targeting

Solution :To study vaccine safety
11059.

Question : One myosin filament in the myofibril of skeletal muscle fibre is surrounded by how many actin filaments ?

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Two
Four
Six
Three

Answer :C
11060.

Question : One molecule of pyruvic acid produces_____ molecules of CO_(2) in mitochondrion

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3
2
4
6

Answer :A
11061.

Question : One molecule of insulin contains :

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30 AMINO acid
41 amino acid
51 amino acid
70 amino acid

Answer :C
11062.

Question : One molecule of glucose requires 2 ATP to get phosphorylated to form Fructose 1-6 Biphosphate in glycolysis. How many ATP are used in the same process if the substrate is fructose?

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1
2
4
3

Answer :A
11063.

Question :One molecule of glucose in Calvin cycle is formed from:

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6`CO_2`+ 12ATP
6`CO_2`+ 30ATP+12NADPH
6`CO_2`+ 18ATP+12NADPH
6`CO_2`+18ATP+30NADPH

Answer :C
11064.

Question : One mole of glucose on complete oxidation in aerobic respiration yields ?

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2870 KJ
5000 KJ
686 KJ
1870 KJ

Answer :A
11065.

Question : One mole of glucose on metabolism liberates how many kilocalories of energy ?

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180
80
160
380

Answer :D
11066.

Question : One hormone helps in ripening of fruits while the other-stimulates closure of stomata. These are respectively:

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Abscisic ACID and auxin
Ethylene and abscisic acid
Abscisic acid and ethylene
Ethylene and GIBBERELLIC acid

Answer :B
11067.

Question : One map unit in a genetic map is calle _____

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centimorgan
centi METER
MILLIMETER
meter

ANSWER :A
11068.

Question :One green house gas contributes 14% of total global warming and another contributes 6%. These are respectively identified as

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(a)`N_2O` and `CO_2`
(B) CFCS and `N_2O`
(C) `CH_4` and `CO_2`
(d) `CH_4` and `CFCs `

SOLUTION :CFCs and `N_2O`
11069.

Question : One green house gas contributes 14% of total global warming and another contributes 6%. These are respectively identified as

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`N_(2)O` and `CO_(2)`
CFCs and `N_(2)O`
Methaneand CFCs
CFCs and `CO_(2)`

Answer :B
11070.

Question : One gene one polypeptide theory can be explained by:-

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alkaptonuria
phenylketonuria
sickle CEL anaemia
all of these

Answer :D
11071.

Question : One glucose on complete oxidation yields 36 ATP . During this oxidation of glucose , what is the contribution of the Krebs cycle via oxidative phosphorylation ?

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11 ATP
12 ATP
22 ATP
24 ATP

Answer :C
11072.

Question : One gene-one polypeptide hypothesis was proposed by

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LINUS Pauling
V Ingram
Beadle and Tautum
Brenner

ANSWER :B
11073.

Question : One gene-one enzyme relationship was established for the first time in

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SALMONELLA typhimurium
Escherichia coli
Diplococcus pneumoniae
Neurospora crassa

Answer :D
11074.

Question : One gene - One enzymehypothesis was postulated by :

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A.garrod
Beadle and tatum
R.Franklin
Hershey and chase

Answer :B
11075.

Question : One gene-one enzyme hypothesis has been changed to .................... .

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SOLUTION :ONE gene-one POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN PRINCIPLE
11076.

Question : One gene-one enzyme concept is now more accurately referred to as one .................. one ................... concept.

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SOLUTION :GENE, POLYPEPTIDE
11077.

Question : One gene - one enzyme concept is now moreaccurately referredto as one_____ one _____ concept.

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ANSWER :GENE , POLYPEPTIDE
11078.

Question : One chromosome contains one molecule of DNA. In eukaryotes the length of the DNA molecule is enormously large. Explain how such a long molecule fits into the tiny chromosomes seen at Metaphase.

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Solution : DNA is packaged in the cell in the following MANNER
(a) As nucleosome CONSISTS of Histone octamer AROUND which the negatively charged DNA is wrapped around to form a nucleosome. A typical nucleosome contains 200 bp of DNA helix.
(b) Repeated units of nucleosomes then form chromatin in a nucleus).The nucleosomes represent the "Beads on String structure as seen in electron microscopic picture
(c) These are then further coiled and condensed at metaphase stage to form CHROMOSOMES.
(d) For PACKAGING of chromatin at higher level, non histone proteins are required
11079.

Question : One child is haenophilic (sex-linked trait )whereas his fraternal twin bother is normal .Which one of the following infomations is most apporpriated ?

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The HAEMOPHILIC child is male
The child is a monozygotic TWIN
The mother must have been heterozygous
The other child is a FEMALE and the father is haemophilic is :

ANSWER :C
11080.

Question : One can notice large holes in Swiss cheese . Which bacterium is responible for these holes . What are these holes due to ?

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Solution :PROPIONIBACTERIUM shermanii.
The holes are due to the formation of large amount of CARBON -di OXIDE during fermentation .
11081.

Question : One centimorgan is equal to recombination frequency of

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1
0.1
10
0.01

Answer :D
11082.

Question : One bacterium which has extensively used in genetic engineering work in plant is ,

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AGROBACTERIUM tumfaciens
Bacillus coagulens
Xanthomonas citri
Clostridium spectium

Answer :A
11083.

Question : One among the contraceptive methods is peculiar. Find the odd out What is common among Other ? a)Periodic abstinenceb)Coitus interruptusc)Lactational Amenorrhead)IUDs

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PERIODIC ABSTINENCE
COITUS interruptus
Lactational Amenorrhea
IUDs

Answer :D
11084.

Question : One among the contraceptive method is peculiar.Find the odd one. What is common among others?

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PERIODIC abstinence
Coitus interruptus
Lactational amenonnea
IUD's

Answer :D
11085.

Question : Ond day, Ramesh was standing in the kitchen with his mother who was cutting onions for making vegetable. He observed that in someof the onion bulbs, green leaves appeared on the upper end and roots on the lower end . Next day, he shared his observations with hsi class teacher and asked him the following questions. (i) What is the name of this type of propagation ? (ii)Can this mathod be used for raising onion plants at home also?

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Solution : (i) This type ofpropagations KNOW as vegetative PROPAGATION.
(II) Yes, we can raise ONIONS in our kitchen garden by this method.
11086.

Question : One adavantage of Cleistogamy is

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a)it leads to greater genetic diversity
b)seed dispersal is more efficient and widespread
c)seed SET is not DEPENDENT on pollnators.
d)each visit of a POLLINATOR results in transfer of HUNDREDS of pollen grains

Answer :C
11087.

Question : Oncogenes were discovered by :

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Fleming
Rowland
Pruessiner
Bishop and Vermus

Answer :D
11088.

Question : On which technique DNA fingerprinting is based?

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SOLUTION :DNA fingerprinting technique is based on identification of nucleotide SEQUENCES present in the DNA molecule.
11089.

Question : On which Hugo de vries worked and gave anidea about mutation ?

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EVENING PRIMROSE
MORNING primrose
Primrose
All of these

SOLUTION :Evening primrose
11090.

Question : On which mediator host, the microfilaria enters?

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ANOPHELES
Microspore
Trichophyton
CULEX fatigon

Solution : Culex fatigon
11091.

Question : On which day, world population touched 5th billion?May 11, 1985July 11, 1986May 11, 1987July 11, 1987

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MAY 11, 1985
JULY 11, 1986
May 11, 1987
July 11, 1987

Answer :D
11092.

Question :On which days of there menstrual cycle is ovulation expected ?

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`10^("th") - 30^("th")`
`1^("ST") - 10^("th")`
`10^("th") - 17^("th")`
`18^("th") - 25^("th")`

Answer :C
11093.

Question : On which day of normal menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs?

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ANSWER :14TH DAY
11094.

Question : On which date, World Meteorological Day was observed?

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23RD MARCH
22ND March
21ST March
20TH March

Answer :A
11095.

Question : On which chromosome does HBA 1gene and HBB genes are located?

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Solution :HBAI GENE is LOCATED on chromosome 16.
HBB gene is located on chromosome 11.
11096.

Question : On which date BHARAT STAGE III was implemented in the city of Ahmedabad and Surat ?(A) April 1, 2008(B) April 1, 2007(C) April 1, 2006(D) April 1, 2005

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APRIL 1, 2008
April 1, 2007
April 1, 2006
April 1, 2005 

ANSWER :D
11097.

Question : On which chromosome of man holandric genes occur ?

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ANSWER :Y-chromosome
11098.

Question : On which chromosome of a haemophilic man the gene for haemophilia is present ?

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ANSWER :X-Chromosome
11099.

Question : How are antibiotics classified ?

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Solution :The ANTIBODIES are CLASSIFIED into five major categories,based on their physiological and biochemical properties.They are IgG(gamma),IGN(mu),IgA(Alpha),IGD(delta) and IGE(epsilon).
11100.

Question : On which bacteria Griffith conducted transformation experiment?

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SOLUTION :STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE