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22051.

Question : An example of gene therapy is

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Production of injectable hepatitis B vaccine
Production of vaccines in food crops like potatoes which can be eaten
Introduction of GENE for ADENOSINE deaminase in PERSONS SUFFERING from SCID
Production of test tube babies by artificial insemination and implantation of fertilized eggs

Solution : Introduction of gene for adenosine deaminase in persons suffering from SCID
22052.

Question : An example of environmental parthenocarpy is ………….. .

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Citrus
Cucurbita
Pear
Apple

Answer :A
22053.

Question : An example of conjugated protein is

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Haemoglobin/Flavoprotein
Globulin
Albumin
Peptone.

Solution :N//A
22054.

Question : An example of a seed with endosperm perisperm and caruncle is

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Coffee
Lily
Castor
Cotton

Answer :C
22055.

Question : An example of bottleneck effect is:

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Pitcairn island population
Longneck in giraffes
Polydactylic DWARF individuals in the OLD order AMISH population of Lancaster of USA
Limbless snakes

ANSWER :C
22056.

Question : An example of a fistular (i.e. with central cavity) monocot stem is

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ZEA MAYS
TRITICUM
Asparagus
Dracaena

Answer :B
22057.

Question : An example of a naturally occurring parthenocarpic fruit is

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Guava
Mango
Banana
Apple

Answer :C
22058.

Question : An example of a double samara fruit is

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OCIMUM and SALVIA
HIPTAGE
discorea
holoptelia

ANSWER :B
22059.

Question : An example of a allopolyploid _____

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SOLUTION :Rhaphano BRASSICA
22060.

Question : An example for herkogamy ……………… .

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Aristolochia
Gloriosa
primula
Lythrum

Answer :A
22061.

Question : An evolving coacervate- like system would have needed a controlled and constant source of energy for

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MAINTAINING their ORGANISATION
making large COMPLEX molecules
organising these molecules into STRUCTURAL patterns
All of the above

Answer :D
22062.

Question : An eukaryotic gene has sticky ends produced by restriction endonuclease Eco Ri. The gene is added to a mixture containing Eco RIand a bacterial plasmid that carries two genes, which make it resistant to ampicillin and tetracyline. The plasmid has one recongition site for Eco RI located in the tetracycline resistance gene. This mixture is incubated for several hours and then added to bacteria growing in nutrient broth. The bacteria are allowed to grow overnight and are streaked on a, plate using a techgrow overnight and are streaked on a plate using technique which produces isolated colonies that are clones of the original. Samples of these colonies are then grown in four different media : nutrient broth plus ampicillin, nutrient broth plus tetracycle, nutrient broth plus ampicillin and tetracycline, and nutrient broth contianing no antibiotics. The becteria containing the engineered plasmid would grow in

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The AMPICILLIN and TETRACYCLINE BROTH only
The NUTRIENT broth, the ampicillin broth, and the tetracycline broth
The nutrient broth and the amplicillin broth only
The nutrient broth only

Answer :C
22063.

Question : An example for commensalism among the following is

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Liver FLUKE - Man
Abingdon TORTOISE - GOAT
ORCHID - Mango tree
Cuckoo - crow

Answer :C
22064.

Question : An evolutionary process, giving rise to new species adapting to new habitat and ways of life is called

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ADAPTIVE RADIATION
Adaptation
CONVERGENT evolution
Microevolution

SOLUTION :Adaptive radiation
22065.

Question : an evolutionary pattern characterized by rapid increase in the number and kinds of closely related species is called as

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Convergent evolution 
DIVERGENT evolution 
ADAPTIVE radiation
Parallel evolution 

ANSWER :C
22066.

Question : An eukaryote which causes severe plant disease comes under

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Moneran
Fungi
Virus
None of these

Answer :B
22067.

Question : An essential element is that-which:

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Improve health of the plant
Is IRREPLACEABLE and indispensable for GROWTH of plants
Is FOUND in plant ash
Is available in the soil

Answer :B
22068.

Question : An essential element:

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occurs in PLANT ash
Is IRREPLACEABLE and indispensable for plant GROWTH
is ABSORBED by root
All of the above

Answer :B
22069.

Question : An epithelium which is commonly found in ducts of glands and tubular parts of nephrons, and is specialised for secretion and absorption, can be identified as ?

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SIMPLE squamous epithelium
Simple cuboidal epithelium
Simple COLUMNAR epithelium
None of these

Answer :B
22070.

Question : An equaticecosystemhavingluxuriousgrowthof cyan bacteria(Algal bloom ) leads to eutrophication a) what kindof pollutantscause algalbloomtocolonizethe aquaticecosystem ?b)what are theconsequencesof eutrophication ?

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SOLUTION :a)WASTES WATER containslargequalitiesofnutrients
b) It causesageingof lakeand damageto INDIGENOUS floraand FAUNA.
22071.

Question : An epigynous floweris characterised by

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INFERIOR OVARY
SUPERIOR ovary
oblique overy
HALF superior and half inferior overy

Answer :A
22072.

Question : An enzyme which increasesthe rate of permeability across the membrane is :

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Premease
Catalase
Gelatinase
Amylase

Answer :A
22073.

Question : An enzyme that uses viral RNA as template for the synthesis of DNA is

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RNA polymerase
reverse transcriptase
viral nuclease
RNA replicase

Answer :B
22074.

Question : An enzyme that uses viral RNA as template for the synthesis of DNA is :

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RNA polymerase
Reversetranscriptase
Viral nuclease
RNA replicase

Answer :B
22075.

Question : An enzyme produced commercially from Saccharomyces cerevisiae(A) Lactase(B) Invertase(C) Amylase(D) Maltase

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LACTASE
INVERTASE
AMYLASE
Maltase

Solution :Invertase
22076.

Question : An enzyme catalysing the removal of nucleotides from the ends of DNA is

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Endonuclease
Exonuclease
DNA LIGASE
Hind-II

Answer :B
22077.

Question : An embryologist interested in studying the morphogenetic movements in chick embryo, during 3 cells layer stage of the embryo, added some vital stains as embryonic fate markers (embryonic fate markers usually stain the cells and in future development of embryo the stained cells differen tiate into developing organ. Thus the movement of the cell can be traced). He gave the upper layer green colour, middle layer orange and innermost layer blue. a. Name the 3 layers mentioned above. b. Based on your knowledge regarding the development of an embryo predict three organs with these respective colours.

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Solution :a. Ectoderm - green colour
Mesoderm - ORANGE colour
Endoderm- BLUE colour
b. Ectoderm - Brain, Skin, Spinal cord
Mesoderm - Blood, Muscles, Kidney
Endoderm - GUT, LIVER, Pancreas
22078.

Question :An embryo having more than 16 blastomeres which is produced in laboratory through fertilization. Into what is transferred?

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UTERUS
FALLOPIAN TUBE
Frimbriae
MOUTH of uterus

ANSWER :A
22079.

Question : Anelement which helpsin joiningthesubunits ofribosomesis

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ETHYLENE
Magnesium
Ferredoxin
AUXIN

ANSWER :B
22080.

Question : An element involvedin metabolismof urea is

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Na
SI
NI
ZN

Answer :C
22081.

Question :An elaborate network of filamentous proteinaceous structures present in the cytoplasm of an eukaryotic cell is called

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Cytoskeleton
Spindle FIBRES
FILAMENTS
CONTRACTILE filaments

Answer :A
22082.

Question : an edibel inflorescence is

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RAPHANUS SATIVUS
BRASSICA aleracea
brassica rapa
mustard

Answer :B
22083.

Question : An ecosystem, which can be easily damaged but can recover after some time if damaging effect stops, will be having

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LOW STABILITY and HIGH RESILIENCE
high stability and low resilience
low stability and low resilience
high stability and high resilience

Answer :A
22084.

Question : An ecotype is a type of species in which environmentally induced variations are

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TEMPORARY
Genetically not related None of the above

Answer :B
22085.

Question : An ecosystem,which can be easiliy damaged but can recover after some time if damaging effects stops,will be having

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LOW STABILITY and HIGH resilience
high stability and low resilience
low stability and low resilience
high stability and low resilience

Answer :A
22086.

Question : An ecosystem which can be easily damaged but can recover after some time if damaging effect stops will be having:

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LOW STABILITY and low RESILIENCE
HIGH stability and high resilience
Low stability and high resilience
High stability and low resilience

Answer :C
22087.

Question : An ecosystem of the ecosphere is

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Different COMMUNITIES of plants, ANIMALS and MICROBES TOGETHER with their physicochemical environment
Different communities of plants and microbes along with their physicochemical environments
A localised ASSEMBLAGE of several plants and animals
An assemblage of plants, animals and their surrounding

Answer :A
22088.

Question : The two components of an ecosystem are

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FROGS and MEN
WEEDS and trees
Biotic and abiotic
Plants and animals

Answer :C
22089.

Question : An ecosystem does not normally alter because it is in a state of

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Homeostasis
Imbalance
Deficient in light
Deficient in components

Answer :A
22090.

Question : An ecological pyramid of biomass is a representation of the ecosystem.

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TOTAL dry weight at particular trophic LEVEL.
Biological material in RELATION to ABIOTIC material 
Energy flow through each trophic level 
POPULATION in each food web 

Solution :Total dry weight at particular trophic level.
22091.

Question : An autotetraploid plant beearing a genotype AAAa is called as:

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triplex
triploid
trisomic
monosomic

Answer :A
22092.

Question : An autoimmune disease is:

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MYASTHENIA gravis
haemophilia
AIDS
NONE of these

Answer :A
22093.

Question : An association of individuals of different species living in the same habitat and having functional interactions is

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Population 
ECOLOGICAL niche
Biotic community 
ECOSYSTEM 

Answer :C
22094.

Question : An asthmatic patient has difficulty in breathing. Which of the following would you administer to the patient? Why?

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HISTAMINE to cause vasodilation in the alveoli
Norepinephrine, to CONTRACT SMOOTH muscles in the bronchioles
Antihistamine, to counteract the broncho-constriction CAUSED by histamine
Acetylcholine, to cause bronchoconstriction

ANSWER :C
22095.

Question : An association essential and beneficial to both the partners is_____

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Mutualism
Commensalism
Amensalism
Competition

Answer :A
22096.

Question : An area of brain related with strong emotions is

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cerebral CORTEX
CEREBELLUM
LIMBIC system
inedulla dows

ANSWER :C
22097.

Question : An aquatic ecosystem having luxurious growth of cyano bacteria (Algal bloom) leads to Eutrohication. What kind of pollutant causes algal bloom to colonize the aquatic ecosystem?

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Solution :PRESENCE of LARGE amount of nutrients in the water causes excessive GROWTH of algae.
22098.

Question : An antifungal drung is obtained from

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<P>P. griseofulvum
R. camembrti
R. roqueforti
P. notatum

ANSWER :A
22099.

Question : An antibiotic, which inhibits translation in eukaryotes is

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CHLOROMYCETIN
penicillin
puromycin
tetracycline

ANSWER :C
22100.

Question : An antibiotic resistance gene in a vector usually helps in the selection of

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Competent BACTERIAL CELLS
Transformed bacterial cells
Recombinant bacterial cells
None of the above

Solution :Transformed bacterial cells
An antibiotic RESISTANCE gene in a VECTOR usually helps in the selection of transformed cells. The normal E. coli cells are SENSITIVE to antibiotics while the transformed cells are resistant so these antibiotics resistance genes can act as a selectable marker.