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| 20601. | Question : Based on the nature of habitat, succession is of | 
| Answer» Two TYPES-primary and secondary succession  | |
| 20602. | Question : Based on the material used, how will you classify the culture technology? | 
| Answer» Solution :BASED on explants uesd culture TECHNOLOGY are of following types: Organ culture - Embryos, anthers, ROOT and shoot part are used. Meristem culture - Meristematic tissues are used. Protoplast culture - Protoplasts are used Cell culture - Single CELLS or aggregate of cells from callus are used. | |
| 20603. | Question : Explain Raunkiaer classification in the world's vegetation based on the temperature. | 
| Answer» SOLUTION :Raunkiaer classified the world.s vegetation into the FOLLOWING FOUR types. They are megatherms, mesotherms, MICROTHERMS and hekistotherms. | |
| 20604. | Question : Based on cellular mechanisms there are two major types of regeneration found in the animals. Which one of the following is the correct example of the type mentioned ? | 
| Answer» Morphallaxis-Regeneration of two transversely cut equal pieces of a Hydra into two small Hydras.    Morphallaxis refers to the type of regeneration in which lost BODY parts are replaced by the remodelling of the remaining TISSUE. In this type of regeneration, little or no cellular proliferation, little or no cellular proliferation takes place during the regeneration process. A classic example of an organism that regenerates using this mechanism is the Hydra. When a Hydra is cut into two pieces, two Hydra will be regenerated, both smaller than the parental Hydra. Once regeneration is completed, the two Hydra can continue to grwo and reach the size of their original parent. In contrast to morphallaxis epimorphosis require active cellular proliferation prior to the replacement of the lost body part. For eg. Planarian, which are flatworms, regenerate using a mechanism in which pre-existing stem cells, known as neoblasts, begin to proliferate and migrate to the injured site in response to injury. These cells then form a mass of proliferating cells, knwon as regeneration blastema, that will later differentiate into the specialized cells that comprise the regenerated structure. Most tissue regenration in mammals also belong to the epimorphosis. For example, mammals also belongs to the epimorphosis. For example, mammals can regenerate their muscle, bone epithelia of the skin and gut, blood, and some neurons by activating pre-existing stem cells or progenitor cells. | |
| 20605. | Question : Based on of the effect of translation, classify mutations. | 
| Answer» Solution :(a) SILENT - sense MUTATION (B) MIS - sense mutation (c) Non - sense mutation (d) Frameshift mutation | |
| 20606. | Question : Based on Lyon's hypothesis, mention the number of Barr bodies in XXY males, XO females. | 
| Answer» SOLUTION :XXYMALES - One BARR body. XO FEMALES - No Barr body. | |
| 20607. | Question : Bartholin's glands are situated :- | 
| Answer» On the sides of the head of some amphibians | |
| 20608. | Question : Bartholin's glands are situated | 
| Answer» at the reduced TAIL end of birds | |
| 20609. | Question : Bartholin glands are situated : | 
| Answer» on EITHER side of vagina- in human  | |
| 20610. | Question : Barr bodyrepersents : | 
| Answer» HETEROCHROMATIN in male and female CELLS | |
| 20611. | Question : Barr body present in karyotype of Turner syndrome female, normal female,Down syndrome female. Respectively? | 
| Answer» 0,1 | |
| 20612. | Question : Barr body is formed by conversion of euchromatic regions of one X-chromosome into | 
| Answer» CONSTITUTIVE heterochromatin | |
| 20613. | Question : barr body is present in | 
| Answer» Sperm | |
| 20614. | Question : Barr body is absent in normal human female in | 
| Answer» SKIN cells | |
| 20615. | Question : Barnacles growing on the back of whale is an example for : | 
| Answer» protocoorporation | |
| 20616. | Question : Barnacles growing on the back of whale is an example for | 
| Answer» MUTUALISM  | |
| 20617. | Question : Barnacles growing on the back of the whale exemplify | 
| Answer» PARASITISM  | |
| 20618. | Question : Barbora Mc Clintock is famous for her work on (discovery of transposons) | 
| Answer» rice | |
| 20620. | Question : Banding techniques used in case of plant chromosomes are | 
| Answer» Answer :C | |
| 20622. | Question : Banana is multiplied by means of : | 
| Answer» SEEDS  | |
| 20623. | Question : Banana is multiplied through | 
| Answer» suckers | |
| 20624. | Question : Banana is a parthenocarpic fruit where oranges show polyembryony. How are they different from each other with respect to seeds? | 
| Answer» Solution : Banana develops from an ovary without FERTILISATION having non-viable seeds so it is CALLED parthenocarpic fruit. An orange contain seeds with more than one EMBRYO thus, it SHOWS POLYEMBRYONY | |
| 20625. | Question : Banana is a true fruit and also a parthenocarpic fruit. Justify. | 
| Answer» Solution :SINCE banana FRUIT is formed from OVARY it is true fruit. It is PARTHENOCARPIC because the ovary develops into the fruit without fertilization | |
| 20626. | Question : Blue stretches were formed by flower once in | 
| Answer» 15 years | |
| 20627. | Question : Banana fruit are seedless because they: | 
| Answer» are triploid | |
| 20628. | Question : Baliani discovered a special type of chromosomes type chromosomes from salivary gland of chironomus larvae which are recognizd by the presence of : | 
| Answer» LOOPS  | |
| 20629. | Question : Bali, Javan and Caspian are the three: | 
| Answer» SPECIES of tiger | |
| 20631. | Question : Balanoglouses is link between. | 
| Answer»  ANNELIDA and Arthopoda  | |
| 20632. | Question : Balanus differs from Lepus in being | 
| Answer» Sessile | |
| 20633. | Question : Balbiani rings are sites of | 
| Answer» RNA and PROTEIN SYNTHESIS | |
| 20634. | Question : Balanoglossus is commonly known as | 
| Answer» SAND WORM | |
| 20635. | Question : Balancing selection is connected with the successful reproduction of | 
| Answer» HOMOZYGOUS resessive | |
| 20636. | Question : Balancing selection is connected with the successful reproduction of: | 
| Answer» HOMOZYGOUS recessives | |
| 20637. | Question : Baker's yeast is used in the prepation of edible product: | 
| Answer» Curd | |
| 20638. | Question : Baker's yeast is known as | 
| Answer» TRICHODERMA polysporum | |
| 20639. | Question : Baker's yeast is | 
| Answer» S. cerevisiae | |
| 20640. | Question :Bakers yeast is | 
| Answer» SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE | |
| 20641. | Question : Bacterium, which reduces nitrates in soil to nitrogen is | 
| Answer» NITROSOMONAS, Clostridium | |
| 20642. | Question : Bacterium Pseudomonas is useful as it can | 
| Answer» Transfer gene from one plant to ANOTHER plant | |
| 20643. | Question : Bacterium Propionibacterium shermanit is used in the preparation of edible product: | 
| Answer» Solution :Curd | |
| 20644. | Question : Bacteriophages are viruses that eat away bacteria. They usually have | 
| Answer» dsDNA | |
| 20645. | Question : Bacterical enospores are perennating structures which can tolerate extremes of high temperature due to the presence of : | 
| Answer» cellulosic THICK cell wall | |
| 20646. | Question : Bacterial viruses usually have | 
| Answer» POLLO virus | |
| 20647. | Question : Bacterial transduction is phage mediated genetic transfer and was discovered in salmonella by | 
| Answer» ZINDER and Lederberg | |
| 20648. | Question : Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is a generic trait carried in the bacterial | 
| Answer» INTRON  | |
| 20649. | Question : Bacterial endospores are highly resistent, due to:- | 
| Answer» Chitin | |
| 20650. | Question : Bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs), cosmids, phages, plasmids and yeast artifical chromosomes (YACs) are all commonly used cloning vectors that differ in their cloning capacities, with a range from approximately 100 bp to 1000 kb. Which of the following is the correct order for these vectors in terms of increasing cloning capacity ? | 
| Answer» BAC,cosmid,phage,plasmid,YAC Cosmid-uptp 45 Kb long DNA fragments BAC-upto 300-350 Kb long DNA fragments YAC-upto 1 MB long DNA fragments | |