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Question : In tropical plants like maize and sugarcane, during light independent reaction, Co_(2) is not directlyabsorbed by RuBisco.The follow another pathway. Explain that pathway. |
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Answer» Solution :(1) In tropical plants LIKE maize, sugar cane,Jowar, Amaranthus, Atriplex, etc, there exists an alternative pathway of photosynthesis. This pathway is called HSK pathway of photosynthesis named after its discoverers, viz.,Hatch, Slack and Kortschak. (2) HSK pathway occurs in low concentration of `CO_(2)` as low as 10 PPM (parts per million) in the atmosphere. (3) In HSK pathway, the initial product is a 4-carbon compound, i.e., oxaloacetic acid(oxalocetate). Therefore, this pathway of photosynthesis is also known as `C_(4)` pathway. (4) The various reactions that occur during HSK pathway are completed in two parts at two different sites which are as follows : (i) Reactions in mesophyll chloroplasts : (1) Initially, the atmospheric carbon dioxidewhich enters the mesophyll chloroplasts is accepted by PEPA (phosphoenol pyruvic acid) a 3-carbon compound to form a 4-C compound called oxaloacetic acid in the presence of water and PEP carboxylase enzyme as shown below : `underset((C_(3)))(PEPA)+CO_(2)+H_(2)O overset("PEP carboxylase")to underset((C_(4)))(OA A+H_(3)PO_(4))` (2) Oxaloacetic acid is reduced to malic acid (malate) by the enzyme malate dehydrogenase in the presence of `NADPH_(2)` or changed aspartic acid by AMINATION in the presence of `NADPH_(2)` and the enzyme transminase as shown below : `OA A+NADPH_(2) overset("Malate dehydrogenase")tounderset(("Malate"))("Malic acid")+NADP` `OA A+NADPH_(2)+NH_(3) overset("Transaminase")to underset(("Malate"))("Aspartic acid")+NADP+H_(2)O` (ii) Reactions in bundle sheath chloroplasts : (1) Malic or aspartic acid is then transported to the bundle sheath chloroplasts where it undergoes decarboxylation to form pyruvic acid (pyruvate) with the release of `CO_(2)` as shown below : `underset((4C))("Malic acid") +NADP to underset(("Pyruvate"))("Pyruvic acid") +underset((3C))(CO_(2)+)NADPH_(2)` (2) `CO_(2)` released in the above reaction is accepted by RuBP (second carbon acceptor). It enters the Calvin cycle and eventually forms glucose which is stored as STARCH in the bundle sheath chloroplasts. (3) Pyruvic acid which is formed due to decarboxylation of malic acid is transported to mesophyll cells where it undergoes phosphorylation to regenerate PEPA as shown below : `underset((3C))("Pyruvic")+ATP overset("Phosphorylation") to underset((3C)+iP)( PEPA +ADP )` (4) From the above account it is abivous that in `C_(4)` plants, `CO_(4)` is fixed twice in two different cells during the daytime. `CO_(2)` fixation in `C_(4) ` plants can occur at very low concentrantions of `CO_(2)` i.e., as low as 1-2 parts per million. `C_(4)` plants can carry on photosynthesis enven if the light intensity is high, temperature is high and the amount of available water is less. |
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| 15052. |
Question : In tropical deserts, the temperature goes |
| Answer» Answer :C | |
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Question : In trihybrid cross, the total number of genotypes formed are |
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Answer» 25 |
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| 15054. |
Question : In Trapa, monarch xylem occurs in |
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Answer» STEM |
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Question : In transmination, if their are three carbons in amino acceptor (Keto acid), then find the number of carbon in new amino acid :- |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
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Question : In translation, amino acyle tRNA synthetase recognises the correct amino acid on the basis of |
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Answer» COO group |
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| 15057. |
Question : In transgenics,the expression of transgene in the target issue is known by |
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Answer» Enhancer |
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Question : In transgenics, the expression of transgene in the target tissue is known by |
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Answer» Transgene |
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Question : In transgenics, the expression of transgene in the A target tissue is known by……………… |
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Answer» REPORTER |
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Question :In transgenics, expression of transgene in target tissue is determined by |
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Answer» ENHANCER |
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Question : In transgenics, the expression of transgene in the target tissue is known by: |
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Answer» Enhancer |
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Question : In transgenicsexpression of transgene in target tissue is determined by |
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Answer» PROMOTER |
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Question : In transcription why only one mRNA is synthesized from two DNA chains ? |
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Answer» One MRNA is synthesized by combined EFFECT of two chains. |
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Question : In transcription in eukaryotes, heterogenous nuclear RNA (hnRNA)is transcribed by |
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Answer» RNA polymerase I |
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Question : In transcription unit, the promoter sequence is located |
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Answer» Towards 5' end upstream of the STRUCTURAL gene |
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Question : In tracing the path of sperm from testis to outsdie, you wold mention the vasa deferentia before the |
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Answer» TESTES |
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Question : In transcription in eukaryotesheterogeneous nuclear RNA (hnRNA) IS transcribed by |
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Answer» RNA POLYMERASE I |
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Question : In tomato, three pairs of genes are located on a chromosome of these each two are linked. There is 8% recombination between the genes for tallness (T) and smooth surface(S) . There is 20% recombination between tallness and oval-shape fruit and smooth fruit surface. The correct sequence of the genes is |
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Answer» S-O-T |
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Question : In tobacco plants, a nematode Meloidegyne incognitia infects the roots of tobacco plants and causes a great reduction in yield. To prevent this nematode infection a new method was introduced called as RNA inter ference (silencing of specific (RNA). Briefly explain this method done in tobacco plants using Agrobacterium vectors. |
| Answer» Solution :The NEMATODE specific genes were introduced into the host plant USING Agrobacterium vectors. The introduction of DNA was such that it produced both sense and anti-sense RNA in the host cells. These two RNA.s together form DOUBLE stranded RNA that initiated RNAi (RNA interference) which SILENCED the specific mRNA of the nematode. THUS parasite could not survive in the host. | |
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Question : In tissue, culture, shoot and root regenerations are generally controlled by |
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Answer» CHANGING the AMOUNT of gibberellin |
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Question : In tissue culture roots can be induced by |
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Answer» LOWER CONCENTRATION of CYTOKININ and HIGHER concentration of AUXINS |
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Question : In tissue culture roots can be induced by :- |
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Answer» LOWER CONCENTRATION of CYTOKININ and HIGHER concentration of auxins |
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Question : In Ti-plasmid, which of the following is removed: |
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Answer» AUXIN gene |
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Question : In tissue culture embryoids are formed from pollen grains due to |
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Answer» TEST tube CULTURE |
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Question : In thistle funnel experiment, what will occur if sugar solution is added to beaker, after the process of osmosis stops ? |
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Answer» The level of SOLUTION in thistle funnel RISES up |
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Question : In thistle funnel experiment |
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Answer» WATER potential in thistle funnel first decreases and then increases |
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Question : In this process , genital duct is tied. |
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Answer» STERILIZATION |
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Question : In this, seeds do not have their |
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Answer» CALOTROPIS |
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Question : In this pedigree if III–2 married to a normal female, what will be the chances of first child being a diseased child ? |
| Answer» ANSWER :D | |
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Question : In this given pedigree what will be the nature of inheritance : |
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Answer» X-linked dominant |
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Question : In these plant artificial vegetative reproduction is possible through cutting of root (A) Rose and hibiscus (B) Tamarind and chrysanthemum (C)Lemon and rose (D) Lemon and tamarind |
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Answer» ROSE and HIBISCUS |
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Question : In his classic experiments on Pea plants, Mendel did not use |
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Answer» Flowering position |
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Question : In these plants artificial vegetative reproduction is possible through cuttings of root : |
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Answer» LEMON and rose |
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Question : In these aspects, explain biodiversity hot spots with example. Give importance to reccent issues with regard to western ghats. |
| Answer» Solution :Biodiversity hot spots are regions of hogh level of species richness and high degree of ENDEMISM. WESTERN Ghats are INCLUDED in hot spots. The RECENT issue about Western Ghats is the Gadgil Report about Western Ghat conservation. | |
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Question : In thefollowing pairs where do you get lignin in both the element |
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Answer» TRACHEID and collenchyma |
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Question : In their side by side experiments Hershy and Chase incorporated ""^(35)S into |
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Answer» BACTERIAL DN |
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Question : In the Z-scheme of e^(-)transport , PSII and PSI are connected by |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : In the year 1984, the Bhopal gas tragedy was caused by the leakage of : |
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Answer» `CO_2` |
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Question : In the year 1963, the two enzymes responsible for restricting the growth of bacteriophage in E.coli were isolated. One of these added methyl groups to host DNA, while the other cut DNA. The latter was called |
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Answer» restriction ENDONUCLEASE |
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Question : In the treatment of sewage, primary treatment is used to remove |
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Answer» Pesticides |
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Question :In the thermodynamic terminology the osmotic pressure is equivalent to ______ potential concept but opposite in sign of its value. |
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Question : In the textbook you came across "Three Mile Island and Chernobyl disasters associated with accidental leakage of radioactive wastes." In India we had Bhopal gas tragedy. It is associated with which of the following?(A) CO_(2)(B) Methyl Isocyanate(C) CFC(D) Methyl Cyanate |
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Answer» `CO_(2)` |
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Question : In the textbook you came across Three Mile Island and Chernobyl disasters associated with accidental leakage of radinactive wastes. In India we had Bhopal gas tragedy. It is associated with which of the following? |
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Answer» `CO_(2)` |
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Question : In the test tube baby programme,the zygote or early embryos are transferred into the female. Name the method of transferring in the following stages.Embryo with more than 8 blastomeres |
| Answer» SOLUTION :IUI -INTRA UTERINE TRANSFER | |
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Question : In the test tube baby programme,the zygote or early embryos are transferred into the female. Name the method of transferring in the following stages.Embryo upto 8 blastomeres |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ZIFT -Zygote INTRA Fallopian TRANSFER | |
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Question : In the technique RNA interferance the silencing is done to terminate the function of |
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Answer» HN RNA |
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Question : In the table given below, some of the crop plants, their diseases and the pathogens are given. Match these three columns and identify the correct choice. |
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Answer» A-III-2, B-I-4, C-IV-1 D-II-3 |
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Question : In the synthesis of which of the following the DNA molecule is not directly involved |
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Answer» MRNA molecule |
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Question : In the stomach gastrc acid is secretd by the |
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Answer» GASTRIN SECRETING CELLS |
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Question : In the snail population described above, what is the allic frequency of B? |
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Answer» 0.45 |
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