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Topic:- MICRO MSC S2
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The virus which was used in the Hershey-Chase experiment to prove that DNA is the genetic material, belong to the genus:
[Question ID = 3392]
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- T1 virus [Option ID = 13562]
- T2 virus [Option ID = 13563]
- T3 virus [Option ID = 13564]
- T4 virus [Option ID = 13565]
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- T4 virus [Option ID = 13565]
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High partition coefficient during the liquid-liquid extraction process for product recovery implicates:
[Question ID = 3393]
- Difficulty in the extraction process [Option ID = 13566]
- Higher product degradation [Option ID = 13567]
- No effect on the extraction process [Option ID = 13568]
- Ease of extraction [Option ID = 13569]
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- Ease of extraction [Option ID = 13569]
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Numerical aperture of an oil immersion objective lens is around:
[Question ID = 3394]
- 0.65 [Option ID = 13570]
- 0.85 [Option ID = 13571]
- 1.33 [Option ID = 13572]
- 1.03 [Option ID = 13573]
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Correct Answer :-
- 1.33 [Option ID = 13572]
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Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
[Question ID = 3395]
- RNA polymerase III uses internal promoters located within the transcription unit [Option ID = 13574]
- RNA polymerase II synthesizes mRNAs [Option ID = 13575]
- RNA polymerase I synthesizes tRNAs [Option ID = 13576]
- RNA polymerase III synthesizes small RNAs [Option ID = 13577]
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- RNA polymerase I synthesizes tRNAs [Option ID = 13576]
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An icosahedron structure of virus particle is made of:
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[Question ID = 3396]
- 20 vertices, 12 edges, 30 faces [Option ID = 13578]
- 20 edges, 12 faces, 30 vertices [Option ID = 13579]
- 20 faces, 12 vertices, 30 edges [Option ID = 13580]
- 20 vertices, 12 faces, 30 edges [Option ID = 13581]
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Correct Answer :-
- 20 faces, 12 vertices, 30 edges [Option ID = 13580]
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A nucleotide consists of a nitrogenous base linked to a sugar-phosphate. The nitrogenous base is either a purine or a pyrimidine. Which of the following combinations are pyrimidines?
[Question ID = 3397]
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- Thymine and adenine [Option ID = 13582]
- Cytosine and guanine [Option ID = 13583]
- Guanine and adenine [Option ID = 13584]
- Cytosine and uracil [Option ID = 13585]
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- Cytosine and uracil [Option ID = 13585]
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Which of the following enzymes is generally used in the preparation of High-Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)?
[Question ID = 3398]
- Glucose oxidase [Option ID = 13586]
- Glucose isomerase [Option ID = 13587]
- Cellobiose dehydrogenase [Option ID = 13588]
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- Glucose isomerase [Option ID = 13587]
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Cyclization of glucose results in a:
[Question ID = 3399]
- Furanose ring [Option ID = 13590]
- Pyranose ring [Option ID = 13591]
- Glycosyl ring [Option ID = 13592]
- Glycone ring [Option ID = 13593]
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- Pyranose ring [Option ID = 13591]
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During assembly of a Poliovirus particle, twelve of the 14 S complexes assemble together to form:
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[Question ID = 3400]
- an empty 73 S capsid [Option ID = 13594]
- an empty 125 S capsid [Option ID = 13595]
- 73 S capsid packaged with positive ssRNA genome inside it [Option ID = 13596]
- 125 S capsid packaged with negative ssRNA genome inside it [Option ID = 13597]
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- an empty 73 S capsid [Option ID = 13594]
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Resolving power of a microscope is a function of:
[Question ID = 3401]
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- Only wavelength of light used [Option ID = 13598]
- Only numerical aperture of lens system [Option ID = 13599]
- Refractive index [Option ID = 13600]
- Wavelength of light used and numerical aperture of lens system [Option ID = 13601]
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- Wavelength of light used and numerical aperture of lens system [Option ID = 13601]
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Which of the following is not an industrial by-product?
[Question ID = 3402]
- Sulfite waste liquor [Option ID = 13602]
- Corn steep liquor [Option ID = 13603]
- Molasses [Option ID = 13604]
- Yeast hydrolysate [Option ID = 13605]
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- Yeast hydrolysate [Option ID = 13605]
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A male genetic disorder caused by the presence of one or more extra X chromosomes is:
[Question ID = 3403]
- Huntington's disease [Option ID = 13606]
- Klinefelter syndrome [Option ID = 13607]
- Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease [Option ID = 13608]
- Alzheimer's disease [Option ID = 13609]
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- Klinefelter syndrome [Option ID = 13607]
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Which one of these enzymes is not packaged inside a retrovirus particle?
[Question ID = 3404]
- RNA dependent DNA polymerase [Option ID = 13610]
- Integrase [Option ID = 13611]
- Protease [Option ID = 13612]
- Glycosylase [Option ID = 13613]
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- Glycosylase [Option ID = 13613]
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Who was awarded Nobel Prize for the discovery of streptomycin?
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[Question ID = 3405]
- Selman A. Waksman [Option ID = 13614]
- Paul Ehrlich [Option ID = 13615]
- Elie Metchnikoff [Option ID = 13616]
- Sergei N. Winogradsky [Option ID = 13617]
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- Selman A. Waksman [Option ID = 13614]
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Which of the following organisms contribute maximally to global antibiotic production?
[Question ID = 3406]
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- Firmicutes [Option ID = 13618]
- Proteobacteria [Option ID = 13619]
- Halobacteria [Option ID = 13620]
- Actinobacteria [Option ID = 13621]
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- Actinobacteria [Option ID = 13621]
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Representatives of most major families of DNA viruses are associated with cancer, except:
[Question ID = 3407]
- Poxviruses [Option ID = 13622]
- Adenoviruses [Option ID = 13623]
- Herpesviruses [Option ID = 13624]
- Polyomaviruses [Option ID = 13625]
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- Poxviruses [Option ID = 13622]
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Which of the following could be the reason for no expression of eukaryotic recombinant protein using an expression vector in E.coli?
[Question ID = 3408]
- Addition of inducing agent [Option ID = 13626]
- Growth of bacterial culture in presence of the antibiotic used to select for the recombinant plasmid [Option ID = 13627]
- Codon bias [Option ID = 13628]
- Eukaryotic proteins cannot ever be expressed in bacteria [Option ID = 13629]
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- Codon bias [Option ID = 13628]
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The region in which bacteriochlorophyll can absorb light is:
[Question ID = 3409]
- ultraviolet region [Option ID = 13630]
- infrared region [Option ID = 13631]
- visible region [Option ID = 13632]
- short wavelength of visible range [Option ID = 13633]
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- infrared region [Option ID = 13631]
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Ribavirin has been used in aerosol form to treat infants hospitalized with:
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[Question ID = 3410]
- Lassa fever [Option ID = 13634]
- Respiratory syncytial virus infection [Option ID = 13635]
- Bunyavirus infection [Option ID = 13636]
- Hepatitis C virus infection [Option ID = 13637]
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- Respiratory syncytial virus infection [Option ID = 13635]
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Introduction of oxygen into fermenting yeast leads to the cessation of ethanol fermentation, which is known as:
[Question ID = 3411]
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- Harden-Young effect [Option ID = 13638]
- Pasteur effect [Option ID = 13639]
- Crabtree effect [Option ID = 13640]
- Winogradsky effect [Option ID = 13641]
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- Pasteur effect [Option ID = 13639]
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Thermolabile biological material cannot be extracted from fermentation broth by use of which of the following techniques?
[Question ID = 3412]
- Lyophilization [Option ID = 13642]
- Sublimation [Option ID = 13643]
- Ultrafiltration [Option ID = 13644]
- Solvent extraction [Option ID = 13645]
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- Sublimation [Option ID = 13643]
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The alpha-helix configuration found in proteins has:
[Question ID = 3413]
- 3.4 amino acids per turn [Option ID = 13646]
- 2 amino acids per turn [Option ID = 13647]
- 4 amino acids per turn [Option ID = 13648]
- 3.6 amino acids per turn [Option ID = 13649]
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Correct Answer :-
- 3.6 amino acids per turn [Option ID = 13649]
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Traditionally Koumiss is made from the milk of which of the following animals?
[Question ID = 3414]
- Mare [Option ID = 13650]
- Cow [Option ID = 13651]
- Buffalo [Option ID = 13652]
- Goat [Option ID = 13653]
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Correct Answer :-
- Mare [Option ID = 13650]
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In which of the following cases can a vaccine be used post-exposure to the virus?
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[Question ID = 3415]
- Hepatitis C virus [Option ID = 13654]
- Rabies virus [Option ID = 13655]
- Epstein Barr Virus [Option ID = 13656]
- Poliovirus [Option ID = 13657]
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- Rabies virus [Option ID = 13655]
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Which of the following combinations regulate gene expression?
[Question ID = 3416]
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- Promoter strength and DNA polymerase activity [Option ID = 13658]
- Origin strength and DNA helicase activity [Option ID = 13659]
- Histone acetylation and replisome stability [Option ID = 13660]
- DNA methylation and mRNA stability [Option ID = 13661]
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- DNA methylation and mRNA stability [Option ID = 13661]
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Which of the following microorganisms are used in yogurt preparation (1:1 ratio)?
[Question ID = 3417]
- Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Streptococcus thermophilus [Option ID = 13662]
- Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus lactis [Option ID = 13663]
- Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Lactobacillus casei [Option ID = 13664]
- Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Lactobacillus lactis [Option ID = 13665]
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- Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Streptococcus thermophilus [Option ID = 13662]
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In 1952, this scientist published a paper that established the plaque assay as a means of counting viable animal viruses:
[Question ID = 3418]
- John Enders [Option ID = 13666]
- Frederick Robbins [Option ID = 13667]
- Renato Dulbecco [Option ID = 13668]
- James Watson [Option ID = 13669]
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- Renato Dulbecco [Option ID = 13668]
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Which region of the host's chromosome can get transduced?
[Question ID = 3419]
- Only the gal or bio regions can get transduced [Option ID = 13670]
- Any region of the host can be transduced [Option ID = 13671]
- The transducing particle is able to propagate itself subsequently [Option ID = 13672]
- The transducing particle carries only host DNA [Option ID = 13673]
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- Only the gal or bio regions can get transduced [Option ID = 13670]
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Anoxygenic bacterial photosynthesis uses the following as a chemical reductant:
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[Question ID = 3420]
- oxygen [Option ID = 13674]
- water [Option ID = 13675]
- hydrogen sulphide [Option ID = 13676]
- ammonia [Option ID = 13677]
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- hydrogen sulphide [Option ID = 13676]
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The concept of 'gene rearrangement in antibody production' was given by:
[Question ID = 3421]
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- Cesar Milstein [Option ID = 13678]
- Susumu Tonegawa [Option ID = 13679]
- Gerald Edelman [Option ID = 13680]
- Peter Doherty [Option ID = 13681]
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- Susumu Tonegawa [Option ID = 13679]
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Which of the following is an essential fatty acid?
[Question ID = 3422]
- Oleic Acid [Option ID = 13682]
- Lauric Acid [Option ID = 13683]
- Alpha linolenic Acid [Option ID = 13684]
- Palmitic Acid [Option ID = 13685]
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- Alpha - linolenic Acid [Option ID = 13684]
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During food preservation, sodium nitrate is an effective agent against which of the following microorganisms under acidic conditions?
[Question ID = 3423]
- Anaerobic microorganisms [Option ID = 13686]
- Aerobic microorganisms [Option ID = 13687]
- Acidophiles [Option ID = 13688]
- Thermophiles [Option ID = 13689]
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- Anaerobic microorganisms [Option ID = 13686]
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In birds, the lymphoid organ which is the primary site of B-cell maturation is:
[Question ID = 3424]
- Bone marrow [Option ID = 13690]
- Bursa of fabricius [Option ID = 13691]
- Harderian gland [Option ID = 13692]
- Germinal center [Option ID = 13693]
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- Bursa of fabricius [Option ID = 13691]
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Which of the following would you use to determine if a mutation in a DNA-binding protein results in loss of DNA-binding function?
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[Question ID = 3425]
- Mass spectrometry [Option ID = 13694]
- PACE [Option ID = 13695]
- Chromatin immunoprecipitation [Option ID = 13696]
- Electrophoretic mobility shift assay [Option ID = 13697]
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- Electrophoretic mobility shift assay [Option ID = 13697]
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In general, the substances with molecular mass lower than this are poorly immunogenic
[Question ID = 3426]
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- 80-100 kDa [Option ID = 13698]
- 30-50 kDa [Option ID = 13699]
- 5-10 kDa [Option ID = 13700]
- 1 kDa [Option ID = 13701]
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- 5-10 kDa [Option ID = 13700]
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A competitive inhibitor of an enzyme:
[Question ID = 3427]
- decreases Km without affecting Vmax [Option ID = 13702]
- decreases Vmax without affecting Km [Option ID = 13703]
- increases Vmax without affecting Km [Option ID = 13704]
- increases Km without affecting Vmax [Option ID = 13705]
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- increases Km without affecting Vmax [Option ID = 13705]
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The monoclonal antibodies that catalyze reactions are:
[Question ID = 3428]
- Single chain antibodies [Option ID = 13706]
- Single domain antibodies [Option ID = 13707]
- Nanobodies [Option ID = 13708]
- Abzymes [Option ID = 13709]
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- Abzymes [Option ID = 13709]
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When radiolabelling DNA to make probes for Southern blotting you would use:
[Question ID = 3429]
- RNA polymerase I [Option ID = 13710]
- DNA polymerase I [Option ID = 13711]
- Mung bean nuclease [Option ID = 13712]
- Exonuclease III [Option ID = 13713]
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- DNA polymerase I [Option ID = 13711]
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Chlorobium belongs to the following group of photosynthetic bacteria:
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[Question ID = 3430]
- Purple sulphur bacteria [Option ID = 13714]
- Green sulphur bacteria [Option ID = 13715]
- Purple non-sulphur bacteria [Option ID = 13716]
- Green non-sulphur bacteria [Option ID = 13717]
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- Green sulphur bacteria [Option ID = 13715]
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Class III MHC genes encode:
[Question ID = 3431]
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- Glycoproteins expressed primarily on antigen presenting cells [Option ID = 13718]
- Glycoproteins expressed on surface of nearly all nucleated cells [Option ID = 13719]
- Various secreted proteins that have immune functions like component of complement system [Option ID = 13720]
- Proteins involved in mucosal immunity [Option ID = 13721]
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- Various secreted proteins that have immune functions like component of complement system [Option ID = 13720]
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What is the source of inorganic phosphorus for plants?
[Question ID = 3432]
- Inorganic sulfur from phytic acid [Option ID = 13722]
- Inorganic nitrogen from phytic acid [Option ID = 13723]
- Inorganic phosphorus from phytic acid [Option ID = 13724]
- Inorganic arsenic from phytic acid [Option ID = 13725]
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- Inorganic phosphorus from phytic acid [Option ID = 13724]
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The organisms which can use reduced inorganic compounds as electron donors are known as:
[Question ID = 3433]
- chemotrophs [Option ID = 13726]
- organotrophs [Option ID = 13727]
- lithotrophs [Option ID = 13728]
- phototrophs [Option ID = 13729]
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- lithotrophs [Option ID = 13728]
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The complement system components that make 'membrane attack complex' are:
[Question ID = 3434]
- C4b, C4c, C4d and C5a [Option ID = 13730]
- C5, C6, C7, C8 and C9 [Option ID = 13731]
- C5a, C6, C7, C8 and C9 [Option ID = 13732]
- C5b, C6, C7, C8 and C9 [Option ID = 13733]
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- C5b, C6, C7, C8 and C9 [Option ID = 13733]
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Rumen anaerobic fungi exist in relationship with _________ to increase the rate of cellulose breakdown in animals.
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[Question ID = 3435]
- Acetogens [Option ID = 13734]
- Alkaliphiles [Option ID = 13735]
- Acidophiles [Option ID = 13736]
- Methanogens [Option ID = 13737]
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- Methanogens [Option ID = 13737]
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Chediak-Higashi syndrome is a rare inherited disorder which is characterized by abnormal function of which type of cells of the immune system?
[Question ID = 3436]
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- B-cells [Option ID = 13738]
- T-cells [Option ID = 13739]
- Natural killer cells [Option ID = 13740]
- Cytotoxic T cells [Option ID = 13741]
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- Natural killer cells [Option ID = 13740]
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Which of the following is not essential for the survival and propagation of a eukaryotic chromosome?
[Question ID = 3437]
- Origin [Option ID = 13742]
- Centromere [Option ID = 13743]
- Promoter [Option ID = 13744]
- Telomere [Option ID = 13745]
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- Promoter [Option ID = 13744]
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In respirometry, the evolution of labelled CO2 from which carbon of glucose represents operation of Entner Doudoroff pathway?
[Question ID = 3438]
- C1 and C2 [Option ID = 13746]
- C2 and C5 [Option ID = 13747]
- C1 and C4 [Option ID = 13748]
- C3 and C4 [Option ID = 13749]
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