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19751.

Question : Chimera isproduceddue to :

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REVERSE MUTATIONS
SOMATIC mutations
LETHAL mutations
Pleitropic mutations

Answer :B
19752.

Question : Chief function of crista and macula is

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to PERCEIVE presure
to RECEIVE vibrations
to MAINTAIN EQUILIBRIUM
to hear

Answer :C
19753.

Question : Chief cells or zymogen cells secrete:

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HCL
Mucus
Pepsin
Trypsin

Answer :C
19754.

Question : Chief air pollutant which is likely to deplete ozone layer is

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SULPHUR dioxide
Carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide
Nitrogen OXIDES and fluorocarbons

Answer :B
19755.

Question : Chief agent of evolution is :

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NATURAL selection
Mutation
Acquired characters
Sexual reproduction

Answer :B
19756.

Question : Chiasmata or X-shaped structures become visible during

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DIPLOTENE stage
Zygotene stage
Pachytene stage
Leptotene stage

Answer :A
19757.

Question : Chiasmata was first discovered by

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MORGAN in Drosophila
Beadle in Neurospora
Johnson in amphibians
hammerling in Acetabularia

Answer :C
19758.

Question : Chicken pox is caused by :

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VARICELLA virus
Adeno virus
Bacteriophage-T
S.V.40 virus

Answer :A
19759.

Question : Chernobyl nuclear tragedy occurred on which year ?

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1943
1945
1986
1984

Answer :C
19760.

Question : Chiasma formation occurs in_____stage.

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ANSWER :PACHYTENE
19761.

Question : Chernobyl nuclear tragedy occurred in :

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31503
16655
April 26,1986
December 3,1984

Answer :A
19762.

Question :Chemosynthetic bacteria obtain energy from

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SUN
infra RED rays
organic substances
INORGANIC CHEMICAL

ANSWER :D
19763.

Question : Chemosynthetic bacteria are I. Thiobacillus thiooxidus II. Spirophyllum ferrugineum III. Bacillus hydrogenes IV. Rhizobium leguminosarum

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I and II
II and III
I,II, and III
All of the above

ANSWER :C
19764.

Question : Chemosensitive area sends signals to make necessary adjustments for respiration to:

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ANSWER :RESPIRATORY RHYTHM CENTRE
19765.

Question : Chemoautotrophic bacteria resemble the photosynthetic bacteria in

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OXIDISING inorganic COMPOUNDS for SYNTHESIZING ATP
causing photolysis of `H_(2)O` to get H
synthesizing carbohydrate through CALVIN cycle
synthesize ASSIMILATORY power

Answer :C
19766.

Question : Chemosensitive area of respiratory centre in medulla is affected by

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LESS `CO_2` and `H^+` IONS
less `O_2` and `H^+` ions
EXCESS `CO_2` and `H^+` ions
excess `O_2 and H^+` ions

Answer :C
19767.

Question : Chemiosmotic theory of ATP synthesis in the mitochondrion is based on:

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`CA^(++)` gradient
`K^+` gradient
`H^+` gradient
`Na^+` gradient

Answer :C
19768.

Question : Chemiosmotic theory of ATP synthesis in chloroplasts & mitochondria is based on

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MEMBRANE potential
proton gradient
ACCUMULATE of `Na^(+)`
ACCUMULATION of `K^(+)`

Answer :B
19769.

Question : Chemiosmotic theory of ATP synthesis in chloroplast & mitochondria is proposed by

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MITCHELL
ARNON
EMERSON
Hill

Answer :A
19770.

Question : Chemiosmotic hypothesis is based on

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Membrane POTENTIAL
Proton GRADIENT
ACCUMULATION of `K^(+)` ions
Accumulation of `Na^(+)` ions

ANSWER :B
19771.

Question :Chemiosmosis requires I) A membrane II) A proton pumpIII) P roton gradient IV) ATPase

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I and IV only
I, II,and III only
I, III and IV only
I, II and IV .

ANSWER :D
19772.

Question : Chemiosmosis requires

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MEMBRANE
PROTON PUMP
Proton GRADIENT
All the above

Answer :D
19773.

Question : chemiosmotic hypothesis

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Was explained by P. Mitchell
Proves that proton GRADIENT is not required for ATP synthesis
Explains how ATP is SYNTHESIZED in the chloroplast
Both (1) & (3)

Answer :D
19774.

Question : Chemicals which provide physiological adaptations to plants against high temperature and saline conditions are

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CHAPERONINS
PROLINE, glycerol
Betaine, SORBITAL
All of these

Answer :D
19775.

Question :Chemicals which are released at the synaptic junctions are called

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HORMONES
NEUROTRANSMITTERS
CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
lymph

Answer :B
19776.

Question :Chemicals used in agriculture as fertilizer and pesticides are generally called as..........

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SOLUTION :AGROCHEMICALS
19777.

Question : Chemically, RNA is (i)_____ reactive and (ii)_____ stable as compared to DNA.

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(i)EQUALLY , (II) equally
(i)LESS , (ii) more
(i)more , (ii)less
(i)more , (ii)equally

Solution :(C)
19778.

Question : Chemicals that are released at the synaptic junction are called

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CEREBROSPINAL fluids
hormones
lymph
NEUROTRANSMITTERS

ANSWER :D
19779.

Question : Chemically hormones are:

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BIOGENIC AMINES only
Proteins, STEROIDS and biogenic amines
Proteins only
Steroids only

Answer :B
19780.

Question : Cheese contains:

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PROTEIN 20-30%, FATS 20-3%
fats `20-35%`, protein `20-30%`
PROTEINS DOUBLE than fats
fats double than proteins

Answer :A
19781.

Question : Chemically hormones are :-

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PROTEINS, STEROIDS & BIOGENIC AMINES
Proteins only
Steroids only
Biogenic amines only

Answer :A
19782.

Question : Chemically DNA is more stable than RNA - Justify

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Solution :In DNA the two strands being complementary, if separated (denatured) by heating can come nrrenaturation) when appropriate condition is provided. Further 2. OH group present at every NUCLEOTIDE in RNA is a reactive group that MAKES RNA liable and easily degrddaoic NA 1S also known to be catalytic and reactive. Hence, DNA is chemically more stable and oneinicaly less reactive when compared to RNA. Presence of THYMINE INSTEAD of URACIL in DNA confers additional stability to DNA.
19783.

Question : Chemical theory of origin of life was given by

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STANLEY MILLER
Oparin and HALDANE
LOUIS Pasteur
Spallanzani

Answer :B
19784.

Question : Chemical structure of nucleotide

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SOLUTION :
19785.

Question : Chemical substance present on the surface of sperm is

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Hyalouronidase
Antifertilizin
AGGLUTININ
Fertilizin.

Answer :B
19786.

Question : Chemical produced by mould Penicillium notatum did not allow the growth of Staphylococci bacteria, thus pencillin was established as antibiotic . Who established its effective potential ?

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ALEXANDER Fleming
Ernest CHAIN
Ernest Chain and HOWARD Florey
Fleming and waterman

Answer :C
19787.

Question : Chemical pesticides also kill the host which may lead to pest insurgence where number of pests increases after treatment.

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True
False

Answer :PREDATORS
19788.

Question : Chemical mutagenesis was first reported by

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H.J. MULLER
C. Auerbach
Stadler
MORGAN

ANSWER :B
19789.

Question : Chemical knife/molecular scissor of DNA is

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ENDONUCLEASES
Polymerases
Ligases
Transcriptases

Solution :Endonucleases
19790.

Question : Chemical fertilizers and Biofertilizers.

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SOLUTION :
19791.

Question : Chemical evolution

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Solution :It MEANS FORMATION of DIVERSE ORGANIC molecules from inorganic constituents.
19792.

Question : Chemical energy which is used as food by consumer organisms, in which it is released in atmosphere?

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BIO ENERGY 
Release energy 
Heat 
PHYSICAL energy 

SOLUTION :Heat
19793.

Question : Chelating agents used in culture experiments are

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ELECTRON DONOR
Electron acceptor
Carbon donor
Oxygen donor

Answer :A
19794.

Question : Cheese maturation is connected with:

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ASPERGILLUS oryzae
A. niger
PENICILLIUM camemberti
P. chrysogenum

SOLUTION :Penicillium camemberti
19795.

Question : Cheese are classified on the basis of

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Flavour
Colour
Texture
All the above

Answer :D
19796.

Question : Cheese and traditional drink Toddi are the products of which process?(A) Distillation(B) Pasturization(C) Fermentation(D) Dehydration

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DISTILLATION
Pasturization
FERMENTATION
DEHYDRATION

SOLUTION :Fermentation
19797.

Question : Choose the correct statement from the following(A) Cleistogamous flowers always exhibit autogamy(B) Chasmogamous flowers always exhibit geitonogamy(C) Cleistogamous flower exhibit both autogamy and geitonogamy(D) Chasmogamous flowers never exhibit autogamy

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SOLUTION :Some PLANTS such as VIOLA, oxales and COMMELINA produce flowers which are similar to flowers of other species with exposed ANTHER and stigma
19798.

Question : Charles Darwin returned to England in 1836 from his five year expedition and published has observations and conclu sions in a book in November:

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1838
1839
1859
1861

Solution :1859
19799.

Question : Charles Darwin

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Solution :Gave Darwin theory which STATE that USEFUL variations from the ORGANISM are SELECTED by nature Le. natural selection and GETS accumulated in the organism. This causes evolution e.g. industrial melanism, chemical resistance.
19800.

Question : Chargaff's rule is applicable to :

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Single stranded DNA
Double stranded DNA
Single stranded RNA
All EXCEPT (3)

ANSWER :B