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Question : What is the common name of Apis mellifera? |
| Answer» Solution :The COMMON name of Apis mellifera is EUROPEAN honeybee. | |
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Question : What isthecommonpoint of similarity between DNA and RNA |
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Answer» Both are DOUBLE stranded |
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Question : What is the common mode of asexual reproduction in chrysophytes? |
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Answer» FRAGMENTATION |
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Question : What is the common method of propagation in Bryophyllum? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The common METHOD of vegetative propagation in Bryophyllum is by means of LEAF BUDS which DEVELOP in marginal notches of the leaf. | |
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Question : What is the circulating fluid in cockroach? |
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Question : What is the chemical process by which ammonia is seperated from amino acids? |
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Question : What is the chemical nature of biogas. Name an organism which is involved in biogas production? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(a) Biogas is a mixture of METHANE (50-70%), `CO_2 `(25-35%), and HYDROGEN (1-5%). (b) Bacteria producing biogas are called methanogens. METHANOBACTERIUM is one of the methanogen. | |
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Question : What is the chemical nature of biogas ? Name an organism which is involved in biogas production. |
| Answer» Solution :The CHEMICAL nature of Biogas is METHANE, `CO_2`and `H_2` . METHANOBACTERIUM, a type of methanogen is used for biogas production. | |
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Question : What is the characteristic feature that is observed in seral communities during different stages succession? |
| Answer» Solution :In the successive seral stages there is a change in the diversity of SPECIES of organisms, INCREASE in the number of species and organisms as well as an increase in the TOTAL BIOMASS. | |
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Question : What is the characteristic feature of humaninsulin ? |
| Answer» Solution :INSULIN is a hormone made byan organ LOCATED behind the stomach CALLED pancreas. Thefirstgenerationof man made insulin is called " human insulin " Syntheitc insulin is madebothin BACTERIA and YEAST. | |
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Question : What is the cause of Thalassemia? |
| Answer» Solution :Thalassemia is caused due to decreased SYNTHESIS of either `ALPHA` or `BETA` chain of HbA. It is a quantitative abnormality of polypeptide globin chain synthesis. | |
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Question : What is the cause of Thalassemia ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Thalassemia is caused due to decreased synthesis of either `ALPHA` or `BETA` GLOBIN chain of HbA. It is QUANTITATIVE abnormality of polypeptide globin chain synthesis. | |
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Question : What is the cause of sickle-cell anaemia? |
| Answer» Solution :Gene MUTATION which CHANGES HAEMOGLOBIN COMPOSITION and forms of R.B.C. | |
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Question : What is the cause of low farm productivity per unit in India? |
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Answer» CONVENTIONAL practices of animal breeding and care |
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Question : What is the cause of Phenylketonuria. Explain the disorder. |
| Answer» Solution :Phenylketonuria is an inborn genetic disorder in which, the homozygous recessive individual lacks the phenylalanine hydroxylase needed to change the amino acid, phenylalanine to tyrosine. As a result of this phenylalanine is ACCUMULATED and converted into phenylpyruvic acid and other derivatives. Accumulation of these in brain results in mental RETARDATION. These are also excrete through urine because of its poor absorption by kidney. Lack of the ENZYMES is due to the abnormal AUTOSOMAL recessive gene on chromosome 12. | |
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Question : What is the cause of discontinuous synthesis of DNA on one of the parental strands of DNA ? What happens to these short stretches of synthesised DNA ? |
| Answer» Solution :The DNA-dependent DNA polymerases catalyse POLYMERISATION only in ONE direction, that is `5.rarr3.`. This creates some additional complications at the REPLICATING fork. Consequently, on leading strand (the template with polarity `3.rarr5.`, the replication is CONTINUOUS, while on the lagging strain (the template with polarity `5.rarr3.`, it is discontinuous. The discontinuously synthesised fragments as OKAZAKI fragments are later joined by the enzyme DNA ligase. | |
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Question : What is the cause of large holes in swiss cheese? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PRODUCTION of LARGE AMOUNT of `CO_2`by bacterial ACTIONS | |
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Question : What is the cause of diabetes insipidus? What is the symptom of it? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Low secretion of ADH CAUSES DIABETES INSIPIDUS. | |
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Question : What is the cause of altitude sickness at high altitudes? |
| Answer» Solution :It is due to the low atmospheric PRESSURE of HIGH ALTITUDES that the body is unable to get ENOUGH OXYGEN. | |
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Question : What is the cause of ADA deficiency? |
| Answer» Solution :ADA DEFICIENCY is caused due to deletion of the gene for ADENOSINE DEAMINASE SYNTHESIS, | |
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Question : What is the cause of adenosine deaminase deficiency in humans? |
| Answer» Solution :Due to loss of GENE for ENZYME ADENOSINE DEAMINASE | |
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Question : What is the capillary network enclosed by Bowman's capsules called? |
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Question : What is the capacity of urinary bladder? |
| Answer» Solution :URINARY BLADDER can STORE urine upto 500 ML to 1 mitre. | |
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Question : What is the called the organ transplantation of the organs of two different species ? |
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Answer» AUTOGRAFT |
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Question : What is the cancer that occurs in skin or lining of internal organs called ? |
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Question : What is the bundle of nerve fibre termed as ? |
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Question : What is the blueprint of humanity ? |
| Answer» Solution :The complete sequence of human genome is CALLED a ''blueprint'' of humanity as it CONTAINS the scientific keys to UNDERSTANDING our biology and BEHAVIOURS. | |
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Question : What is the biodiversity in reference to latitudinal gradient from higher latitude to lower latitude ? |
| Answer» Solution :Increases | |
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Question :What is the biochemical reaction of yeast fermentation of molasses for alcoholic fermentation. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :`C_6H_12O_6 + ` YEAST ` to UNDERSET("ETHYL ALCOHOL")(2C_2H_5OH) + 2CO_2` | |
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Question : What is the best solution for the treatment of electronic wastes ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :RECYCLING | |
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Question : What is the best pH the soil cultivation of plants:- |
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Answer» 3.4 – 5.4 |
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Question : What is the beginning of the menstrual cycle called? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The BEGINNING of the menstrual CYCLE is called MENARCHE. | |
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Question : What is the basis of variations in the physical and chemical conditions of different habitats ? |
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Answer» Solution :•The variations in the different TYPES of habitats is due to the following factors, • (a) Abiotic FACTOR : TEMPERATURE, WATER, Light and Soil. • (b) Biotic factor : Pathogens, parasites, PREDATORS and competitors of the organism with which they interact constantly. |
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Question : What is the basic principle of vaccination ? How do vaccines prevent microbial infections ? Name the organism from which hepatitis B Vaccine is produced. |
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Answer» Solution :The PRINCIPLE of vaccination is based on the property of .MEMORY. of the immune system . In vaccination, a preparation of antigenic proteins of pathogens or inactivated/live but weakened pathogens is introduced into the BODY. The antigens generate the primary immune RESPONSE by producing antibodies. The vaccines also generate the memory B-cells and T-cells. When the vaccinated person is attacked by the same pathogens, the existing memory B-cells or T-cells recognise the ANTIGEN quickly and overwhelm the invaders with massive production of lymphocytes and antibodies. Hepatitis B vaccine is produced from yeast. |
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Question : What is the basic principle of tissue culture? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :TOTIPOTENCY | |
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Question : What is the backbone of any breeding programme? |
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Answer» EVALUATION and selection of parents |
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Question : What is the average life span of RBCs? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :RBCs have a LIFE SPAN of about 120 days. | |
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Question : What is the average life span of RBC ? |
| Answer» Answer :D | |
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Question : What is the annual net primary productivity of whole biosphere? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The annual NET primary productivity of the whole BIOSPHERE is APPROXIMATELY 170 billion tons (dry WEIGHT) of organic matter. | |
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Question : Whatis the animalsymbolof W.W.F(Worldwildifefund ) |
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Question : What is the androecium called when stamens are arranged in one whorl and of different length ? |
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Question : What is the Age of man : |
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Answer» Proterozoic |
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Question : What is the aim of callus culture ? |
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Answer» COLLECTION of cytoplasm/protoplast |
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Question : What is the adventage of multiple cloning sites in vectors ? |
| Answer» Solution :Most of the commonly used cloning VECTORS have more than one restriction site . These are Multiple Cloning Site (MCS) or polylinker .PRESENCE of MCS facilitates USE of restriction enzyme of CHOICE . | |
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Question : What is the advantage of cleisotgamy? |
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Answer» more GENETIC variation |
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Question : What is the actual number of genes found by HGP in the human genome? |
| Answer» Solution :SCIENTISTS have found out that the actual NUMBER of HUMAN genes may be 20,000 to 25,000. | |
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Question : What is the action of SAHELI ? |
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Answer» Antiestrogenic |
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