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Question : Agglitinogens A andB are found in Platelets |
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Answer» BLOOD plasma |
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Question : Agenda 21' is Related with :- (a) "The Earth summit" Held in Rio-de Janerio (b) The word summit on sustainabledevelopment (c) Biodiversity conservation (d) Conference on Human environment Stockholm |
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Question : Age structure diagrams (A, B and C) for the populations are shown below. They represent:- |
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Answer» A-DECLINING POPULATIONS |
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Question : Ageing of lakeis mainlycausedby theaccumulationof nutrientssuch as |
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Answer» <P>`N_2`&P |
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Question : Age structure. |
| Answer» Solution :The relative of individuals of VARIOUS AGE group in the population is CALLED age structure of a population. | |
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Question : Age-sex sturcture of a population can be depicted in the form of a pyramid by plotting the percentage of population of each sex in each age class. Two age sex pyramids are given here. Study carefullythe above age-sex pyramids and select the correct statements regarding these. |
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Answer» A REPRESENTS the age-sex pyramid for a developed country and B represents the age-sex pyramid for a developing country. |
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Question :Age pyramid of a stable population is |
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Answer» urn-shaped |
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Question : Age of fossils in the past was generally determined by radio-carbon method and other methods involving radioactive elements found in the rocks. More precise methods, which were used recently and led to the revision of the evolutionary periods for different groups of organisms, includes |
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Answer» STUDY of carbohydrates/proteins in fossils |
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Question : 'Agarose GEL electrophoresis'' (I) Agarose gel Electrophoresis used mainly for the purification of specific DNA fragments . (II) Polyacrylamide is prefered for the purification of smaller DNA fragments . (III) Agarose is convenient for separating RNA fragments (IV) The gel is complex network of polymeric molecules . |
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Answer» I and II only |
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Question : Agarose is used as the matrix during gel electrophoresis. Why? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The agarose forms a sieve-like structure through which the DNA fragments are MOVE FASTER as compared to bigger fragments, THEREFORE they are separated FIRST. | |
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Question : Agarose extracted from sea weeds finds use in |
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Answer» Spectrophotometry |
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Question : Agarose extracted from sea weeds finds use in : |
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Answer» Spectrophotometry |
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Question : After thermal inversion, pollutants pile up in |
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Answer» HANGING COOL AIR |
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Question : After the demise of the dinosaurs mammals evovlved rapidly into many new forms because of |
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Answer» the FOUNDER effect |
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Question : After the addition of the last amino acid to a growing polypeptide chain during the process of protein synthesis, one of the termination codons reaches the appropriate site on the ribosomal surface and then the following envents take place (i) Release of t-RNA molecule from the ribosome. (ii) Dislodging of polypeptide chain from the t-RNA (iii) Dissociation of ribosomes into large and small subunits. ltBrgt The correct sequence of these events: |
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Answer» (i),(II),(III) |
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Question : After taking a long deep breath we do not respire for some second due to : |
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Answer» More `CO_2` in blood |
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Question : After taking a long breath, we can hold the breath as long as |
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Answer» `CO_2`in the BLOOD is more |
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Question : After t he formation of products in the bioreactors, it undergoes through a series of processes before it is ready for marketing as a finished product, is called ? |
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Answer» UPSTREAM processing |
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Question : After syngamy and triple fusion in embryo sac, embryo will be diploid and endosperm will be ____ |
| Answer» SOLUTION :TRIPLOID | |
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Question : After syngamy and triple fusion in embryo sac, embryo will be diploid and endosperm will be _____ |
| Answer» SOLUTION :TRIPLOID (3N) | |
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Question : After studying the female reproductive organs a student says that clitoris is a useless organ. How will you respond to this statement? Evaluate the statement and justify your answer. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The CLITORIS is not a useless organ. It is a secondary SEXUAL organ and this is analogous to male penis. | |
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Question : After removal of signal peptide, the secretory protein involved in formationofinsuling is known as |
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Answer» Preinsulin |
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Question : After reaching the cytoplasm the mRNA attaches itself to : |
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Answer» 40 S PARTICLE of ribosome |
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Question : After puberty human female shows cyclic changes in her reproductive system . Explain structural and hormonal changes in the uterus . |
Answer» Solution :T.S. of Ovary : 2. Menstrual cycle. (1) Menstrual cycle starts withmenarcheand ends withmeno pause. It lasts forabout 28 days and is repeated throught this period with exception of duration of pregnancy. (2) There are series of changes in uterusand ovariesduring themensturalcycle andthese changes are regulatedby gonadotropinhormonesfrom pituitary and hormones of ovary. (3) Hormones, FSH, LH. estrogenand progesterone are respon-sible for these cyclic changes in mature females. (4) Menstrual cycle is dividedinto four phases , viz., menstrual phase, proliferative phase (in uterus)or follicularphase (in ovary),ovulatory phase,secretoryphase (in uterus)or luteal phase (in ovary). (1) Menstural phase : Menstrual phase 1st to 4th day in the absence of fertilization.During this phase bleeding occursas the endometrium of uterusis sloughed off. The thicknessof endometrium becomes 1 mm.After about 4th day of bleeding, once againthe FSH secretionfrom the pituitaryis resumedand the new follicle starts developing. (2)Follicular phase (in ovary)or Proliferativephase (inuterus) : (i) OVARIAN chanes : When the ovaryis in follicularphase, the uterusentersin proliferative phase.This takesplacefrom 5thto 13th day of the cycle. During this phase the new primordial follicle in theovary developsdue to theactionof FSHfrom pituitary. Primordial folliclegraduallychangesinto Graafian follicle, producingthe HORMONE estrogen.Only one follicledevelops in one cycle. (ii) Uterine changes : Theuterus also undergoes proliferation. The endometrial glands of uterusare stimulated and repairprocess of the uterustakes place under tehinfulence of estrogen.The thicnkessof endometrium growsto about 3 mm to 5 mm. (3) Ovulatory phase :Ovulation takes place, onthe 14 th day ofthe cycle. The matureGraffian follicle rupturesdue to LH secreted by the pituitary.The ovumis released in abdominal cavity. This ovum is pickedup by the fimbrineof infundibulum of fallopian tube. It passes throughthe fallopian tube. On its way if it happens to meet sperm, it is fertilized. If unfertilized , the ovumdegenerates. (4)Luteal phase (Ovary) or Secretory phase (Uterus) : Luteal phase in the ovarycorresponds with the secretoryphase in theuterus . It takes place between15th to 28th day of the cycle. (i) Ovarian changes : In the ovary thecourpus luteumis formed from the empty Graffianfollicle. The corpus luteum PRODUCES progestrone. If ovum is fertilizedthe corpuslutuemis retained. Hormones LH and LTH from pituitary help in the maintanceof corpus luteum. If the ovum is ot fertilized , the corpusluteum degenerates and formscorpusalbicans. (ii) Uterine changes : Under the INFLUENCE of progesterone, ther is increase in the thicnkess of endometrium. Endometrial glandsgrow and become secretory. Thehormone progesterone is responsiblefor the maintenance of pregnancy. If fertilized ovum reaches the uterus. If is implanted and placenta is formed. Thisleadsto pregnancyTill placenta becomes functionalthe corpus luteumkeeps on producing progesterone. If progesterone sourceis cut off, the endometrium sloughs off and themensturation begins, as in case of no conception. |
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Question : Afterfertilization , the ovary and ovule develops into |
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Answer» PERICARP and furite |
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Question : After parturition , till how many months the possibility of pregnancy is nil ? |
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Answer» 3 |
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Question : After ovulation the collapsed ovarian follicle shrinks and becomes filled with cell to form |
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Answer» CORPUS Leuteum |
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Question : After injection the R-II bacteria and heat killed S-III bacteria into mices, what was observed ? |
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Answer» All mice are LIVE |
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Question :After meiosis I, the resultant daughter cells have - |
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Answer» Same AMOUNT of DNA as in the PARENT cell in S - phase |
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Question : After getting into the body of the person, the virus enters into ————-, simultaneously HIV enters into ————- |
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Answer» HELPER T-lymphocytes, MACROPHAGES |
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Question : After fertilization, the_________ degenerates in embryo sac . |
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Answer» OVULE |
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Question : After fertilization in flowering plants seeds bearing embryos are found inside the fruits. If seeds are developed from ovules, what is the thick wall of the fruit that is protective in function called? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PERICARP | |
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Question : After fertization in flowering plants seeds bearing embryos are found inside the fruits. If seeds are developed from ovules. Name the parts that give rise to embryo and fruits. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ZYGOTE GIVES RISE to EMBRYO. | |
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Question : After ferilisation, the seed coats of seeds develop from(A) ovule(B) chalaza(C) integuments(D) nucellus |
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Answer» ovule |
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Question : After fertilisation, vitelline membrane transforms into fertilisation membrane. Why? |
| Answer» Solution :The fertilisation MEMBRANE prevents the ENTRY of other sperm after fertilisation. HENCE it CHECKS polyspermy. | |
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Question : After double fertilization, most zygotes divide only after certain amount of endosperm is formed. One of the importance of this adaptation is |
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Answer» To PUSH the developing embryo out of the micropyle |
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Question : After double fertilization, a mature ovule has |
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Answer» (A) One DIPLOID and one HAPLOID CELL |
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Question : After digestion, chylomicrons from the small intestine are collected by the vessel |
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Answer» THORACIC DUCT |
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Question : After analysisKaryotype of a short staturedround headed person with mental retardation a general physician noticed an addition of autosomal chromosomes. Answer the following: Suggest two more morphological peculiarities to confirm the chromosomes disorder in that person |
| Answer» Solution :SHORT stature, SMALL round head, partially OPENED mouth, FURROWED TOUNGE | |
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Question : After analysis the Karyotype of a short statured the karyotype of ashort statured round headed person with mental retardation a general physician noticed an addition of autosomal chromosomes. Answer the following: Addition or delection of chromosome generally results in ________. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :CHROMOSOMAL DISORDER | |
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Question : Afterkryotype analysis of a short statured round headed person with mental retardation a general physician noticed an addition of autosomal chromosomes. Answer the following: What may be the possible syndrome or disorder the above person is suspected to be ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Down.s SYNDROME | |
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Question : After a successful in vitro fertilisation, the fertilised egg begins to divide. Where is this egg transferred before it reaches the 8-cell stage and what is this technique named? |
| Answer» Solution :At uterus the egg is TRANSFERRED before it REACHES the 8 CELL STAGE and this technique is NAMED cleavage. | |
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Question : After a successful in vitro fertilization , the fertilized egg begins to divide. Where is this egg transferred before it reaches the 8-cell stage and what is this technique named ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FALLOPIAN tube, Zygote intra fallopian TRANSFER (ZIFT) | |
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Question :AFT |
| Answer» SOLUTION : AMNIOCENTESIS FERTILITY TEST | |
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Question : After a brief medical examination a healthy couple came to know that both of them are unable to produce functional gametes and should look for an' ART' (Assisted Re-productive Technique). Name the 'ART' and the procedure involved that you can suggest to them to help them bar a child. |
| Answer» Solution :That assisted REPRODUCTIVE technique (ART) for such couples is ZIFT, which stands for Z) gote intrafallopian transfer. In this technique. the sperm is collected from the donor male and the OVUM is collected from the donor female. The spern1 and the ovum are fused in laboratory conditions and developed until the 8-blastomere STAGE. This zygote or EARLY embryo is then transferred to the fallopian tube of the mother for further develop1nent. Q | |
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Question : After a cross of tall plant and dwarf plant,in F_1 generation ratio of tall : dwarf is 50 : 50. What are the genotypes of parents ? |
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Answer» TALL HETEROZYGOUS , DWARF homozygous |
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Question : Affinity of CO for haemoglobin as compared to oxygen is : |
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Answer» TWO times |
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Question : Aestivationn found in Pea flowers is |
| Answer» Answer :D | |