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11351.

Question : Nucleolus takes part in synthesis of :

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mRNA
tRNA
rRNA
Protein

Answer :C
11352.

Question : Nucleolus synthesises RNA

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28 S and 18 S
28 S, 18 S and 5 S
28 S, 5.8 S and 5 S
28 S , 5.8 S and 5 S

Solution :N//A
11353.

Question :Non-cyclic photophophorylation during photosynthesis produces:

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NADPH
NADP
NADH
NAD

Answer :A
11354.

Question : Nucleolus isformed by

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Primaryconstriction
Nucleolarorganiser
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
Ribosomes

Answer :B
11355.

Question : Nucleolar organiser is:

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Nucleolus
Nucleosome
Primary constriction
Secondary constriction

Answer :D
11356.

Question : Non-constitutive genes express themselves only when needed, are also called as

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STRUCTURAL gene
promoter gene
house-keeping GENES
LUXURY genes

Answer :D
11357.

Question : nucleic acid rarr Nucleotides rarr Nucleosides. which of the following gives the correct representation of enzyme A and B in above reaction?

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Nucleotidases (A), Nucleosidases (B)
NUCLEASES (A), Nucleosidases
Nucleotidases (A) Nucleases (B)
Nucleases (A), Nucleotidases (B)

ANSWER :D
11358.

Question : Non-cellular layer that connects inner surface of epithelial tissue to the connective tissue is

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BASEMENT membrane
Desmosomes
Gap junction
Tight junctions·

Answer :A
11359.

Question : Nucleic acid segment tagged with a radioactive molecule is called

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CLONE
PROBE
PLASMID
VECTOR

SOLUTION :Probe
11360.

Question :Nucleic acid can be fragmented by the enzyme :

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POLYMERASES
NUCLEASES
PROTEASES
Ligases

Answer :B
11361.

Question : Non-biodegradable pollutants are created by

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nature
excessive USE of resources
humans
natural disasters.

Solution :Non-biodegradable pollutants are created by humans which effects our environment adversely. They have the TENDENCY to accumulate, as they are not degraded or broken down naturally into harmless compounds, e.g., DDT (dichlorodiphenyl TRICHLOROETHANE), BHC (Benzene hexachloride), polythene bags, etc.
11362.

Question : Nuclear waste is an extreamly potent pollutant and has to be dealt with atmost caution. Why?

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Solution :1. Rate of mutations are very high, it isextremely damaging to ORGANISMS.
2. At high doses nuclear RADIATION is lethal butat LOWER doses. It creates various disorders.
3. It creates cancer.
11363.

Question : Non-biodegradable pollutants are created by(A)nature(B) excessive use of resources(C) humans(D) natural disasters

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nature 
EXCESSIVE use of resources
humans
natural disasters 

Solution :Non-biodegradable POLLUTANTS are created by humans. These are the pollutants which are not decomposed or DECOMPOSE very slowly. These pollutants are DIFFICULT to manage and in most cases there is no treatment process to handle. Eg: plastics, glass, polythene bags or poisons like DDT (pesticide).
11364.

Question : Nuclear membrane is absent in :

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MONERA
Protista
Fungi
plantae

Answer :B
11365.

Question : Nuclear membrane is absent in:-

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Volvox
Nostoc
Penicillium
Agaricus

Answer :C
11366.

Question :Non - albuminous seed is produced in

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PEA
MAIZE
CASTOR
Wheat

Answer :A
11367.

Question : Nuclear envelope assembles around the chromosome clusters at

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LATE ANAPHASE
Telophase
Early prophase
Late METAPHASE

ANSWER :B
11368.

Question : Non albuminous

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Solution :Non ALBUMINOUS seeds have no residual endosperm as it is completely CONSUMED during EMBRYO development (EG. PEA, groundnut).
11369.

Question : Nuclear DNA sends information for protein synthesis through

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tRNA
mRNA
rRNA
All the above

Answer :B
11370.

Question : nomenclature is is governed by certain universal rules. choose the statement which is contrary to the rules

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biological names are generally in Latin
name of the author appear before specific epithet
the scientific name is underlines separately when handwritten
first WORD in a biological name REPRESENTS the genus while the SECOND COMPONENT DENOTES the specific epithet.

Answer :B
11371.

Question : Nucellus: Perisperm PEN: _____

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SOLUTION :ENDOSPERM
11372.

Question : Noise cause

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headache by constricting BLOOD vessels of the BRAIN
eye strain by constricting the pupil
digestive spasms through ANXIETY
high blood pressure by decreasing cholesterol level in the blood.

Solution :NOISE causes headache by dilating blood vessels of the brain, eye strain by diloating the pupil, digestive spasms through anxiety and high blood pressure by increasing choleterol level in the blood.
11373.

Question : Nucellus fromswhich of the following part of fruit ?

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SEED coat
Perisperm
Seed
Raphe

Answer :B
11374.

Question : Noise pollution is caused by sound of .......

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50 DECIBELS
150 decibels
20 decibels
40 decibels 

ANSWER :B
11375.

Question : Define :- Nucellus

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Solution :Location: LOCATED within the integurments MAIN BODY of ovule has abundant reserve food material.
FUNCTION: It DEVELOP embryo sac
11376.

Question : Nodulation of legumes is reduced in deficency of

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SULPHUR and potassium
sulphur and boron
manganese and coppe
calcium and potassium

Answer :C
11377.

Question : Nucellar polyembryony is reported in species of

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Citrus
Gossypium
Triticiwn
Prassica

Answer :A
11378.

Question : No because we know about the first and last amino acids but in between them any type of amino acids may present for those we can not be sure.

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Solution :Nobecause we know about the FIRST and last amino acids but in between them any type of amino acids MAY PRESENT for those we can not be SURE
11379.

Question : Nucellar polyembryony is reported in species of:

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Brassica
Citrus
Gossypium
Triticum

Solution :N//A
11380.

Question : No net diffusion of water takes place when

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A DRY seed is placed in a dilute solution
A PLANT is exposed to gentle breeze
A cell is placed in an isotonic solution
A deplasmolysed cell is placed in hypertonic solution

Answer :C
11381.

Question : Nucellar polyembryony is reported in species of(A) grossypium(B) triticum(C) brassica(D) citrus

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grossypium
triticum
brassica
citrus

Answer :D
11382.

Question : Nlili ravi is a

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BUFFALO
COW
pig
sheep

ANSWER :A
11383.

Question : Nture does a lot of service for which an economic value or price tag can be put'.Substantiate giving examples.

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Solution :Nature provides a lot of service. It provide all for the NEED of man. Examples: Purify air and WATER, Cycle nutrients, GENERATE fertile soil, MAINTAIN biodiversity, provide aesthetic, spritual and CULTURAL value.
11384.

Question : Nitsch was able to get strawberries of different shapes by

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Splitting the ovary
REMOVING the PARIANTH
Selectively removing some carpels
Inserting an ALCOHOL DIPPED NEDDLE into overy.

Answer :C
11385.

Question : Nu-body has two copies of each

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H_2,A & H_2,B
H_1 & H_2
H_3 & H_4
All EXCEPT (2)

ANSWER :D
11386.

Question : Nitrous oxide is a potent mutagen - comment.

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Solution :Nitrous oxide alters the nitrogen BASES of DNA and disturb te REPLICATION and transcription that leads to the formation of INCOMPLETE and defective polypeptide during TRANSLATION.
11387.

Question : NPP is equals to

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GPP +R 
GPP-R 
GPP- R
`GPPdivR`

SOLUTION :GPP-R
11388.

Question : Nitrosomonas and Nitrosococcus are involved in

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OXIDATION of NITRATES into nitrites
Reduction of Nirates to nitrities
Oxidation of AMMONIA into nitrites
Reduction of nitrates of ammonia

Answer :C
11389.

Question : Now, sequencing of total genomes getting is getting less expensive day by the day. Soon it may be affordable for a common man to get his genome sequenced. What in your opinion could be the advantage and disadvantage of this development ?

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Solution :Advantages : (i) Knowledge about the effects of DNA variations among individuals can lead to revolutionary new ways to diagnose, treat and some day prevent the thousands of disorders that affect human beings. (ii) Besides providing CLUES to understanding human biology, LEARNING about non-human organisms DNA sequences can lead to an understanding of their natural capabilities that can be applied toward SOLVING challenges in health care, agriculture, energy production, environmental remediation. (iii) Deriving meaningful knowledge from the DNA sequences will define research through the coming decades leading to our understanding of biological systems. (iv) They can study all the genes in a genome, for example, all the transcripts in a particular tissue or organ or TUMOR, or how tens of thousands of genes and proteins work together in interconnected networks to orchestrate the chemistry of life.
Disadvantages : (i) It CREATES the problem of patenting of genes. (ii) Persons becomes more careless. (ii) people may abuse the knowledge obtained from the HGP
11390.

Question : Nitrogenous bases do not contain :

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Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Carbon
Phosphorus

Answer :D
11391.

Question : Now a days, the most commonly used matrix in gel electrophoresis is

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AGAROSE
ETHIDIUM bromide
SULPHATE bromide
SULPHITE bromide

Answer :A
11392.

Question : Nitrogen oxidesproducedfromthe emissionof automobilesand power plants arethe sourceof fine airborne particleswhich leadto

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PHOTOCHEMICAL smog
dry ACID DEPOSITION
industrialsmog
wetacid deposition

ANSWER :B
11393.

Question : Now a days number of frogs is reducing around us if it continues what will happen in the near future? Predict it. What is the importance of its existence in the nature?

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Solution :FROG may become extinct. In an ecosystem, all species are interlinked through various TYPES of relationships. if FROGS become extinct, it will affect the FUNCTIONING of the ecosystem(FOOD chains, food web).
11394.

Question : Nitrogeneous bases do not contain :

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Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Carbon
Phosphorus

Answer :D
11395.

Question : Now a daysthe accumulationof plasticwasteis the majorproblem becausesuch wastesare nonbiodegradable In someplacesit is usedfor benefiacial purpose Name the mixturesusedby Ahamed khanto lay downroadsin Bangalore How was itminimizedtheaccumulationof solidwastes?

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SOLUTION :a)polyblendand BITUMEN
The RAW materialfor CREATING polybelnd is anyplasticfilm WASTE
so theaccumulationof plasticwastescan becontrolled .
11396.

Question : Now-a-days cancer-death is increasing day by day. Is this due to the change in living habits? a. What do you think about this statement? b. Give some characters of this disease. c . It is found out that mutations in some genes cause cancer. Justify this statement.

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Solution :a. YES. CANCER death is increasing day by day
b. i. Cancer cells are IMMORTAL i.e., they show indefinite growth.
ii. Normal constraints of growth are bypassed in the cancer cells
iii. They show metastasis.
c. Yes. Mutation of genes causes cancer. The mutation of proto-oncogenesleads to the formation of ONCOGENES and which in turn cause cancer.
11397.

Question : Now a daysmany farmersare ineterestedin organicfarming what is meantby organicfarming ? Can you suggestany twoadvantagesof organicfarm -ing ?

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Solution :It is the CYCLICAL , sustainableand ZERO waste PROCEDURE
ADVANTAGEOUS
1)no needof chemicalsfertilizers
2) No needofinsecticidesand pesticides
Never killsmicroorganism in the soil .
11398.

Question : Nitrogen oxides produced from emission of authomobiles and power plants are the sources of fine air borne particles which lead to :

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INDUSTRIAL smog
Dry ACID deposition
Wet acid deposition
Photochemical smog

Answer :D
11399.

Question : Notochord, skeletal system and dermis of skin are derived from

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Mesoderm
Endoderm
Ectodermq
All the above.

ANSWER :A
11400.

Question : Nitrogen is critical element of the ecosystem because it is

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ESSENTIAL element
Abundant in atmosphere
Labile in nature
Fixed by microbes

Answer :A