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- If Hydra is cut into many pieces [Question ID = 2508]
- Each piece will develop into a young Hydra [Option ID = 10026]
- Each piece having a bit of nucleus will develop into a young Hydra [Option ID = 10027]
- Each piece having a bit of ectoderm and endoderm will gradually develop into a young Hydra [Option ID = 10028]
- Each piece will die [Option ID = 10029]
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• Each piece having a bit of ectoderm and endoderm will gradually develop into a young Hydra [Option ID = 10028] - Botryoidal tissue is found in [Question ID = 2509]
- Neanthes [Option ID = 10030]
- Earthworm [Option ID = 10031]
- Leeches [Option ID = 10032]
- Balanoglossus [Option ID = 10033]
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• Leeches [Option ID = 10032] - The excretory organ in Herdmania [Question ID = 2510]
- Protonephridium [Option ID = 10034]
- Solenocyte [Option ID = 10035]
- Neural gland [Option ID = 10036]
- Flame cell [Option ID = 10037]
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• Neural gland [Option ID = 10036] - Aristotle's Lantern is found in [Question ID = 2511]
- Echinocardium [Option ID = 10038]
- Holothuria [Option ID = 10039]
- Echinus [Option ID = 10040]
- Cucumaria [Option ID = 10041]
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• Echinus [Option ID = 10040] - Which one of the following is not an insect? [Question ID = 2512]
- Butterfly [Option ID = 10042]
- Spider [Option ID = 10043]
- Mosquito [Option ID = 10044]
- Ant [Option ID = 10045]
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• Spider [Option ID = 10043] - Gynacophoral canal is found in:- [Question ID = 2513]
- Ancylostoma duodenale [Option ID = 10046]
- Schistosoma haematobium [Option ID = 10047]
- Ascaris lumbricoides [Option ID = 10048]
- Wuchereria bancrofti [Option ID = 10049]
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• Schistosoma haematobium [Option ID = 10047] - The powerful muscle by which the bird raises and propel itself through the air is performed by:- [Question ID = 2514]
- Pectoralis minor [Option ID = 10050]
- Flexor perforans [Option ID = 10051]
- Pectoralis major [Option ID = 10052]
- Flexor major [Option ID = 10053]
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• Pectoralis major [Option ID = 10052] - Neuromast organ in fishes are useful as:- [Question ID = 2515]
- Current receptors [Option ID = 10054]
- Touch receptors [Option ID = 10055]
- Thermoreceptors [Option ID = 10056]
- Electroreceptors [Option ID = 10057]
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• Current receptors [Option ID = 10054] - Balanoglossus also known as:- [Question ID = 2516]
- Pin worms [Option ID = 10058]
- Acorn worm [Option ID = 10059]
- Tape worms [Option ID = 10060]
- Ring worms [Option ID = 10061]
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• Acorn worm [Option ID = 10059] - In rabbit, sigmoid notch is present in:- [Question ID = 2517]
- Pectoral girdle [Option ID = 10062]
- Pelvic girdle [Option ID = 10063]
- Tibio-fibula [Option ID = 10064]
- Radius-ulna [Option ID = 10065]
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• Radius-ulna [Option ID = 10065] - Synsacrum in fowl is formed by the fusion of:- [Question ID = 2518]
- Thoracic vertebrae [Option ID = 10066]
- Thoracic and lumbar vertebrae [Option ID = 10067]
- Thoracic, lumbar and sacral vertebrae [Option ID = 10068]
- Thoracic, lumbar, sacral and caudal vertebrae [Option ID = 10069]
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• Thoracic, lumbar, sacral and caudal vertebrae [Option ID = 10069] - Which of the following reptiles has four chambered heart? [Question ID = 2519]
- Turtle [Option ID = 10070]
- Sphenodon [Option ID = 10071]
- King cobra [Option ID = 10072]
- Crocodile [Option ID = 10073]
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• Crocodile [Option ID = 10073] - Female Anopheles can be distinguished from female Culex because it sits [Question ID = 2520]
- At an angle with substratum [Option ID = 10074]
- Parallel to surface of substratum [Option ID = 10075]
- At right angles to surface of substratum [Option ID = 10076]
- Without using all six legs [Option ID = 10077]
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• At an angle with substratum [Option ID = 10074] - The variant hemoglobin in sickle cell anemia binds O₂ less efficiently. However, the abnormal allele has not been eliminated from the affected population as it has a selection advantage against [Question ID = 2521]
- Pernicious anemia [Option ID = 10078]
- Leukemia [Option ID = 10079]
- Malaria [Option ID = 10080]
- Thalassemia [Option ID = 10081]
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• Malaria [Option ID = 10080] - Which one of the following is an incorrect match? [Question ID = 2522]
- Symbiosis-Trichonympha [Option ID = 10082]
- Commensalism-Balantidium [Option ID = 10083]
- Parasitism-Trypanosoma [Option ID = 10084]
- Free living-Paramecium [Option ID = 10085]
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• Commensalism-Balantidium [Option ID = 10083] - Aortic arch VI gives rise to the pulmonary artery but maintains its connection with the dorsal aorta through:- [Question ID = 2523]
- Ductus arteriosus [Option ID = 10086]
- Ductus caroticus [Option ID = 10087]
- Ductus bulbus [Option ID = 10088]
- Ductus pneumaticus [Option ID = 10089]
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• Ductus arteriosus [Option ID = 10086] - Which one of the following amphibians has partial interventricular septum in heart? [Question ID = 2524]
- Siren [Option ID = 10090]
- Proteus [Option ID = 10091]
- Rana [Option ID = 10092]
- Uraeotyphlus [Option ID = 10093]
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• Siren [Option ID = 10090] - Which part of the middle ear transmits sound vibrations to fenestra rotunda of internal ear:- [Question ID = 2525]
- Stapes [Option ID = 10094]
- Incus [Option ID = 10095]
- Malleus [Option ID = 10096]
- Tympanum [Option ID = 10097]
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• Stapes [Option ID = 10094] - Third chamber in the stomach of a ruminant mammal is:- [Question ID = 2526]
- Abomasum [Option ID = 10098]
- Omasum [Option ID = 10099]
- Rumen [Option ID = 10100]
- Reticulum [Option ID = 10101]
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• Omasum [Option ID = 10099] - The type of jaw suspensorium in shark is:- [Question ID = 2527]
- Autodiastylic [Option ID = 10102]
- Amphistylic [Option ID = 10103]
- Hyostylic [Option ID = 10104]
- Streptostylic [Option ID = 10105]
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• Hyostylic [Option ID = 10104] - Which of the following continents is included in the Neotropical faunal realm? [Question ID = 2528]
- North America [Option ID = 10106]
- South America [Option ID = 10107]
- Africa [Option ID = 10108]
- Australia [Option ID = 10109]
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• South America [Option ID = 10107] - Darwin's finches represent the example of [Question ID = 2529]
- Convergent evolution [Option ID = 10110]
- Parallel evolution [Option ID = 10111]
- Adaptive radiation [Option ID = 10112]
- Co-evolution [Option ID = 10113]
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• Adaptive radiation [Option ID = 10112] - A novel phenotypic trait that helps in success of a taxonomic group and its subsequent radiation is called [Question ID = 2530]
- Key innovation [Option ID = 10114]
- Adaptive trait [Option ID = 10115]
- Evolutionary novelty [Option ID = 10116]
- Crucial trait [Option ID = 10117]
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• Key innovation [Option ID = 10114] - Dinosaurs were result of mass extinction event that took place at the [Question ID = 2531]
- End of Devonian period [Option ID = 10118]
- End of Cretaceous period [Option ID = 10119]
- End of Triassic period [Option ID = 10120]
- End of Permian period [Option ID = 10121]
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• End of Cretaceous period [Option ID = 10119] - Presence of which of the following is an important evidence for organic evolution? [Question ID = 2532]
- homologous organs only [Option ID = 10122]
- homologous and vestigial organs [Option ID = 10123]
- homologous and analogous organs [Option ID = 10124]
- analogous and vestigial organs [Option ID = 10125]
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• homologous and vestigial organs [Option ID = 10123] - Bergman's rule refers to a general tendency of mammals to be [Question ID = 2533]
- large in size in colder areas of the their distribution [Option ID = 10126]
- smaller in size in areas of the their distribution [Option ID = 10127]
- darker pigments in warmer areas of the their distribution [Option ID = 10128]
- lighter pigments in warmer areas of the their distribution [Option ID = 10129]
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• large in size in colder areas of the their distribution [Option ID = 10126] - Which of the following statement is TRUE? [Question ID = 2534]
- Evolution is goal oriented [Option ID = 10130]
- Mutations are always harmful [Option ID = 10131]
- Variations are necessary for natural selection [Option ID = 10132]
- Speciation always requires geographical isolation [Option ID = 10133]
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• Variations are necessary for natural selection [Option ID = 10132] - 'Philosophie Zoologique' was written by:- [Question ID = 2535]
- Charles Darwin [Option ID = 10134]
- Jean-Baptiste Lamarck [Option ID = 10135]
- Richard Dawkins [Option ID = 10136]
- Russel Wallace [Option ID = 10137]
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• Jean-Baptiste Lamarck [Option ID = 10135] - Within a small population, variations can occur in gene frequencies by chance rather than natural selection. It may be referred as [Question ID = 2536]
- Genetic flow [Option ID = 10138]
- Genetic load [Option ID = 10139]
- Genetic drift [Option ID = 10140]
- Genetic equilibrium [Option ID = 10141]
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• Genetic drift [Option ID = 10140] - Monarch and Viceroy butterflies are an example of:- [Question ID = 2537]
- Mullerian mimicry [Option ID = 10142]
- Batesian mimicry [Option ID = 10143]
- Peckhamian mimicry [Option ID = 10144]
- Vavilovian mimicry [Option ID = 10145]
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• Batesian mimicry [Option ID = 10143] - The correct route through which pulse may travel in heart is [Question ID = 2538]
- SA node> Purkinjee fibre>bundles of His> AV node> heart muscles [Option ID = 10146]
- SA node> AV node>bundles of His> Purkinjee fibre> heart muscles [Option ID = 10147]
- AV node> Purkinjee fibre> SA node> .bundle of His> heart muscles [Option ID = 10148]
- AV node> SA node Purkinjee fibre> bundles of His> heart muscles [Option ID = 10149]
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• SA node> AV node>bundles of His> Purkinjee fibre> heart muscles [Option ID = 10147] - Which of the following is controlled by autonomous nervous system? [Question ID = 2539]
- Papillary reflex [Option ID = 10150]
- Swallowing food [Option ID = 10151]
- Knee jerk response [Option ID = 10152]
- Peristalsis [Option ID = 10153]
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• Peristalsis [Option ID = 10153] - Match List I with List II
List II
List I
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III. Night blindness
D. A
IV. Rickets
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: [Question ID = 2540]- A III, BII, CIV, D-1 [Option ID = 10154]
- AI, BII, CIV, D III [Option ID = 10155]
- A III, BI, C - IV, D - II [Option ID = 10156]
- AII, BIV, CI, D - III [Option ID = 10157]
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AII, BIV, C - I, D - III [Option ID = 10157] - Which of the following is a light compass response? [Question ID = 2541]
- Geomagnetaxis [Option ID = 10158]
- Hydrotaxis [Option ID = 10159]
- Menotaxis [Option ID = 10160]
- Mnemotaxis [Option ID = 10161]
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• Menotaxis [Option ID = 10160] - The non-descendence of testis into the scrotal sac is referred as [Question ID = 2542]
- Orchidectomy [Option ID = 10162]
- Vasectomy [Option ID = 10163]
- Hypogonadism [Option ID = 10164]
- Cryptorchidism [Option ID = 10165]
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• Cryptorchidism [Option ID = 10165] - Hypophysectomy of the adult female rat prevents the development of:- [Question ID = 2543]
- Primordial follicle [Option ID = 10166]
- Primary follicle [Option ID = 10167]
- Secondary follicle [Option ID = 10168]
- Graffian follicle [Option ID = 10169]
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• Graffian follicle [Option ID = 10169] - Sperm receptor in the mammalian ovum is which of the following? [Question ID = 2544]
- ZPT [Option ID = 10170]
- ZP2 [Option ID = 10171]
- ZP2f [Option ID = 10172]
- ZP3 [Option ID = 10173]
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• ZP3 [Option ID = 10173] - Vasopressin is synthesized by:- [Question ID = 2545]
- Pars distalis [Option ID = 10174]
- Pars intermedia [Option ID = 10175]
- Pars nervosa [Option ID = 10176]
- Hypothalamus [Option ID = 10177]
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• Hypothalamus [Option ID = 10177] - In the organ of Corti, apical projections of hair cells are in intimate contact with:- [Question ID = 2546]
- Reissner's membrane [Option ID = 10178]
- Basilar membrane [Option ID = 10179]
- Decemet's membrane [Option ID = 10180]
- Tectorial membrane [Option ID = 10181]
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• Tectorial membrane [Option ID = 10181] - The hormone which causes moulting in arthropods is:- [Question ID = 2547]
- Thyroxin [Option ID = 10182]
- Ecdysone [Option ID = 10183]
- Prolactin [Option ID = 10184]
- Juvenile hormone [Option ID = 10185]
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• Ecdysone [Option ID = 10183] - End product of glycolysis in red blood cells is [Question ID = 2548]
- Acetyl CoA [Option ID = 10186]
- Pyruvic acid [Option ID = 10187]
- Lactic acid [Option ID = 10188]
- 3-Phosphoglycerate [Option ID = 10189]
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• Lactic acid [Option ID = 10188] - For a given fixed length of double stranded DNA, melting temperature (Tm) is [Question ID = 2549]
- Directly proportional to GC base content [Option ID = 10190]
- Inversely proportional to GC base content [Option ID = 10191]
- Directly proportional to AT base content [Option ID = 10192]
- Not related to base composition of DNA [Option ID = 10193]
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• Directly proportional to GC base content [Option ID = 10190] - At pH value greater than pKa of COOH group in the amino acid, the amino acid will be [Question ID = 2550]
- Positive charged [Option ID = 10194]
- Negative charged [Option ID = 10195]
- No charge [Option ID = 10196]
- Both positive and negative charges [Option ID = 10197]
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• Negative charged [Option ID = 10195] - Calcium is stored in the muscle cell [Question ID = 2551]
- In the cytoplasm [Option ID = 10198]
- In the sarcoplasmic reticulum [Option ID = 10199]
- In the mitochondria [Option ID = 10200]
- In the golgi apparatus [Option ID = 10201]
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• In the sarcoplasmic reticulum [Option ID = 10199] - ATP is synthesized in mitochondria and also in glycolysis. During synthesis of ATP in glycolysis, phosphate is provided by [Question ID = 2552]
- glucose-6-phosphate and fructose-6-phosphate [Option ID = 10202]
- 3-phospho-gyceraldhyde and di-hydroxyacetone phosphate [Option ID = 10203]
- 1,6 bis-phosphofuctose and 3-phosphogyceric acid [Option ID = 10204]
- 1,3 bis-phospho glycerate and phosphoenol pyruvate [Option ID = 10205]
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• 1,3 bis-phospho glycerate and phosphoenol pyruvate [Option ID = 10205] - Fructose intolerance is due to [Question ID = 2553]
- Increased production of lactase [Option ID = 10206]
- Increased production of amylase [Option ID = 10207]
- Reduced production of aldolase [Option ID = 10208]
- Reduced production of cellulase [Option ID = 10209]
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• Reduced production of aldolase [Option ID = 10208] - In presence of oxygen, glycolysis is suppressed and it is called [Question ID = 2554]
- Bohr's Effect [Option ID = 10210]
- Warburg Effect [Option ID = 10211]
- Pasteur Effect [Option ID = 10212]
- Haldane's Effect [Option ID = 10213]
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• Pasteur Effect [Option ID = 10212] - What is the pH of a solution whose hydrogen ion concentration is 3.2 x 10-4 mol/L? [Question ID = 2555]
- 3.5 [Option ID = 10214]
- 4.5 [Option ID = 10215]
- 4.0 [Option ID = 10216]
- 3.0 [Option ID = 10217]
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• 3.5 [Option ID = 10214] - The detection of restriction fragment length polymorphisms relies on a specialized hybridization technique called [Question ID = 2556]
- Southern blotting [Option ID = 10218]
- northern blotting [Option ID = 10219]
- western blotting [Option ID = 10220]
- north-western blotting [Option ID = 10221]
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• Southern blotting [Option ID = 10218] - Muscle phosphorylase deficiency cause a glycogen storage disease known as [Question ID = 2557]
- McArdle's Disease [Option ID = 10222]
- von Gierke's Disease [Option ID = 10223]
- Cori's Disease [Option ID = 10224]
- Andersen's Disease [Option ID = 10225]
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• McArdle's Disease [Option ID = 10222] - A symmetrical molecule that reacts asymmetrically in Krebs cycle [Question ID = 2558]
- Citrate [Option ID = 10226]
- Succinate [Option ID = 10227]
- Malate [Option ID = 10228]
- Fumerate [Option ID = 10229]
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• Citrate [Option ID = 10226] - Which of the following enzymes is involved in binding of malonyl groups? [Question ID = 2559]
- Acyl carrier protein [Option ID = 10230]
- Acetyl co-A ACP transacetylase [Option ID = 10231]
- Malonyl co-A ACP transferase [Option ID = 10232]
- B-ketoacyl ACP synthase [Option ID = 10233]
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• Malonyl co-A ACP transferase [Option ID = 10232] - Transamination reactions essentially require coenzyme [Question ID= 2560]
- NAD [Option ID = 10234]
- Thiamine pyrophosphate [Option ID = 10235]
- Pyridoxal phosphate [Option ID = 10236]
- Coenzyme A [Option ID = 10237]
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• Pyridoxal phosphate [Option ID = 10236] - Which of the following trisomy karyotypes has the mildest effect on human development? [Question ID = 2561]
- 47, XXX [Option ID = 10238]
- 47, XXY [Option ID = 10239]
- 47, XX, +13 [Option ID = 10240]
- 47, XY,+21 [Option ID = 10241]
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• 47, XXX [Option ID = 10238] - Which of the following conditions shows anticipation in paternal transmission? [Question ID = 2562]
- Huntington disease [Option ID = 10242]
- Marfan syndrome [Option ID = 10243]
- Cystic fibrosis [Option ID = 10244]
- Fragile X syndrome [Option ID = 10245]
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• Huntington disease [Option ID = 10242] - Which of the following conditions DOES NOT show multifactorial inheritance? [Question ID = 2563]
- Pyloric stenosis [Option ID = 10246]
- Schizophrenia [Option ID = 10247]
- Spina bifida (neural tube defects) [Option ID = 10248]
- Marfan syndrome [Option ID = 10249]
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• Marfan syndrome [Option ID = 10249] - Mendel discovered principles of inheritance because he [Question ID = 2564]
- Observed simultaneously all the characteristics in which the parents differed [Option ID = 10250]
- Believed that the hereditary characteristics of two individuals became thoroughly blended in the offspring [Option ID = 10251]
- Ignored all characteristics except a few markedly contrasting ones he studied [Option ID = 10252]
- Studied only the offspring obtained from a single mating [Option ID = 10253]
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• Ignored all characteristics except a few markedly contrasting ones he studied [Option ID = 10252] - Cornea transplant in humans is almost never rejected, because [Question ID = 2565]
- It is composed of enucleated cells [Option ID = 10254]
- It is a non - living layer [Option ID = 10255]
- Its cells are not penetrable by bacteria [Option ID = 10256]
- It is avascular [Option ID = 10257]
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• It is avascular [Option ID = 10257] - The most sensitive area of the entire larynx and respiratory tract for triggering a cough reflex is [Question ID = 2566]
- Glottis [Option ID = 10258]
- Respiratory bronchioles [Option ID = 10259]
- Laryngopharynx [Option ID = 10260]
- Mucus membrane of carina [Option ID = 10261]
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• Mucus membrane of carina [Option ID = 10261] - The conjugation between F' and F - cells will be:- [Question ID = 2567]
- Two F + cells [Option ID = 10262]
- Two F cells [Option ID = 10263]
- Two F' cells [Option ID = 10264]
- Two Hfr cells [Option ID = 10265]
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• Two F' cells [Option ID = 10264] - The modified dihybrid ratio due to recessive epistasis is [Question ID = 2568]
- 9:7 [Option ID = 10266]
- 9:3:4 [Option ID = 10267]
- 12:3:1 [Option ID = 10268]
- 15:1 [Option ID = 10269]
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• 9:3:4 [Option ID = 10267] - Which of the following aberrations DOES NOT change in chromosomal arm ratio? [Question ID = 2569]
- Pericentric inversion [Option ID = 10270]
- Paracentric inversion [Option ID = 10271]
- Reciprocal translocation [Option ID = 10272]
- Non-reciprocal translocation [Option ID = 10273]
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• Pericentric inversion [Option ID = 10270] - If AaBbccDdEe is crossed with AaBbCcddEe, the proportion of aabbccddee among progenies will be [Question ID = 2570]
- 1/32 [Option ID = 10274]
- 1/64 [Option ID = 10275]
- 1/128 [Option ID = 10276]
- 1/256 [Option ID = 10277]
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• 1/256 [Option ID = 10277] - In a population of 60 individuals, 42 people were found to have an allele for polydactyly, out of which 38 were found to have an extra digit. The penetrance is:- [Question ID = 2571]
- 0.6 [Option ID = 10278]
- 0.70 [Option ID = 10279]
- 0.90 [Option ID = 10280]
- 1.00 [Option ID = 10281]
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• 0.90 [Option ID = 10280] - 65) Match the List I with List II
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IV. A single gene affecting many traits
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: [Question ID = 2572]- A-1, B -II, C-III, D-IV [Option ID = 10282]
- A-1, B -III, C-IV, D-II [Option ID = 10283]
- A-II, B -III, C-IV, D-I [Option ID = 10284]
- A-III, B -IV, C-II, D-1 [Option ID = 10285]
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