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501.

.Among different test methods, serological test is very popular. Explain what is ‘rRt-PCR’ and also state what respiratory samples does it work on?

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Real-time reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (rRT-PCR) assays are MOLECULAR tests that can be used to detect viral RNA in clinical samples. CDC’s current case definition for laboratory CONFIRMATION of MERS-CoV infection requires either a positive rRT-PCR result for at least two specific genomic targets, or a single positive TARGET with sequencing of a second target.

The success of rRT-PCR testing depends on SEVERAL factors, including the experience and expertise of laboratory personnel, laboratory environment (e.g., avoidance of contamination), and the type and condition of specimens being tested. For this rRT-PCR assay, CDC recommends COLLECTING multiple specimens, including lower (bronchalveolar lavage, sputum and tracheal aspirates) and upper (e.g., nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal swabs) respiratory samples, serum, and stool specimens.

patient to be negative for active MERS-CoV infection following two consecutive negative rRT-PCR tests on all specimens.

502.

Definition of radiation?​

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RADIATION is energy that comes from a SOURCE and TRAVELS through space and may be able to penetrate various materials. Light, radio, and MICROWAVES are types of radiation that are called non-ionizing.

503.

.How lazer beam is used in detection of fluorescently-labelled influenza virus? Give a diagram of the process. IF not then please provide a link for the diagram.

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Virus isolation in cell cultures, immunofluorescence-based ASSAY and molecular techniques to determine nucleic acid, have all been used successfully to detect and identify the viruses. On the other hand, the most commonly used methods to quantify viruses can be subdivided into three broader categories – techniques measuring viral infectivity (viral plaque assay, TCID50 and immunofluorescence FOCI assay), those that examine viral nucleic acid and protein (qPCR, immunoblotting, immunoprecipitation, ELISA and hemagglutination assay) and those that rely on direct counting of physical viral PARTICLES (viral flow cytometry and transmission electron microscopy). Since each of these established methods has several limitations (Table 1), improved techniques of virus identification and quantification, such as mass spectrometry [5] and next-generation sequencing/metagenomics [6, 7], are explored to OVERCOME their limitations. Here we discuss some of the most common virus identification and quantification protocols, currently being used both in experimental and diagnostic virology.

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504.

Plz send the correct answer of chapter 2 of physics exercise 2.1quickly

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Answer:

There are 2 answers for it

Explanation:

1.

PHYSICS

the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles which CAUSE ionization.

2.

BIOLOGY

divergence out from a central point, in particular evolution from an ancestral animal or plant group into a VARIETY of new forms.

505.

What will not be possible in plants without plastids A conduction of food and water B colour of leaves and fruits C strong roots and healthy stem D exchange of gases

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Xylem and Phloem conduct WATER across the PLANT. Stems stores food, water, and NUTRIENTS. Cells of a stem, meristems, produce new living tissues. UNDERGROUND stem, Aerial stem, and subaerial stem are three different types of Stem.

506.

Calculate the pressure when a force of 6937 N is applied on an area of 23 mm 2 .

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GIVEN:-

\rm{Force\:Applied=6937N}

\rm{Area\:of\:the\:<klux>OBJECT</klux>=23mm^2}.

TO FIND:-

Pressure Applied on the Object.

FORMULAE USED:-

{\huge{\boxed{\rm{Pressure=\dfrac{<klux>THRUST</klux>}{Area}}}}}

Here, Thrust = Force

Now,

\implies\rm{Pressure=\dfrac{Thrust}{Area}}

\implies\rm{Pressure=\dfrac{6937}{23}}

\implies\rm{Pressure= 301.6Pa}.

So, The Pressure applied is 301.6Pa.

EXTRA INFORMATION:-

  • Force Acting perpendicularly on the surface of the Object is called Thrust.

  • Its SI unit is Newton.

  • Thrust acting per unit area if the surface is known as Pressure

507.

An automobile Vehicle has a mass of 1500 kg.What must be the force between the vehicleand road if the vehicle is to be stopped with a negature acceleration of 1.7 mS-2 ?​

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An VEHICLE has a mass of 1500 KG. What must be the force between the vehicle and the road if the vehicle is to be stopped with a negative acceleration of 1.7 ms⁻²? ( Ans: 2550 N in a direction opposite to that of the vehicle)

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508.

What is inside the atom main points​

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Most atoms have three different subatomic particles inside them: protons, neutrons, and electrons. The protons and neutrons are packed together into the center of the atom (which is CALLED the NUCLEUS) and the electrons, which are very MUCH smaller, whizz around the outside. ... Most of an atom is empty SPACE.

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509.

Stateand prove the law of conversation ofMomentum​

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510.

Coffee is brownAnd bitter in taste.Is it an acid?Or a base?Don't give the answerWithout any test.You are in the darkWith its taste.​

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Explanation:

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511.

Draw a profile board

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ANSWER:

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512.

Practice makes a man perfect​

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ANSWER:

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513.

For each of the following interactions, identify action and reaction forces (action-reaction pairs): a. A hammer hits a nail b. Earth’s gravity pulls down on you c. A helicopter blade pushes air downward d. You step off a car e. You pat your friend on the back f. A wave hits a rocky shore

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a. A hammer hits a nail

b. Earth’s gravity PULLS down on you

c. A helicopter blade pushes air downward

d. You STEP off a curb

e. You PAT your FRIEND on the back

f. A wave hits a ROCKY shore

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514.

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ANSWER:

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515.

D) Numericals1) The mass of an object 5ooo g The volume is 2000 mlfinds its density in CGS and Si unit.​

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in cgs UNIT it is 2.5g/cm^3 and in si unit it is 2500 Kg/m^3

Explanation:

Given that,

MASS of an object=5000g

Volume OCCUPIED by an object=2000ml

we know that,

density=Mass/Volume

5000g/2000ml

2.5 or 5/2g/ml

in CGS unit=2.5/1 [1ml=1cm^3]

in si unit 2.5/1000/1/100*100*100

2.5/1000*100*100*100/1

2.5*1000/1

2500Kg/m^3

516.

A nail has 3cm^2 at one end 1/100 at the other end.a force of 100g weight is applied on the first end. Calculate the pressure acting on the wall. with formula

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ANSWER:

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517.

the refractive index of glass withvrespect to air is 2 than the refractive index of air with respect to glass is​

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Answer:

2

Explanation:

518.

Please answer it. Its really important and hard.

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ANSWER:

the PERSON in train A is

  • at REST with respect to another person in train A.because they both are in same train.
  • at REST with respect to a person in train Because there is no change in speed and direction of trains so acceleration is constant.
  • moving with CERTAIN velocity with respect to BRIDGE over which the train is running.because bridge is at rest but train is moving.

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519.

Define acceleration and its types.

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When the velocity of an object changes it is said to be accelerating. Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity with time. ... Acceleration occurs anytime an object's speed INCREASES or DECREASES, or it changes direction. MUCH LIKE velocity, there are two kinds of acceleration: average and instantaneous.

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520.

short answer questions q no 1 The molecules of a substance are in continuous motion . what type of path they follow? give one example.​

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ANSWER:

They FOLLOW a zigzag path

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521.

A 30 kilogram shell certainly explosed into two parts during its flight at 48 metre per second square velocity. one part of mass 18 kilograms stops down but the other flies away. find velocity of the other part just after the explosion. the answer is 120 metre per secondbut how explain it​

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when it exposed,it's one part of 18 kg STOPS, while the REMAINING part files on. FIND the velocity of the LATTER. 2. SEE ...

522.

An insect moves along a circular path of radius 10 cm with a constant speed. If it takes 1 minute to move from a point on the path to the diametrically opposite point, then the distance covered, speed, displacement and velocity respectively are a. 3.14 cm, 3.14 cm/min, 10 cm, 10 cm/min b. 31.4 cm, 31.4 cm/min, 20 cm, 20 cm/min C. 0.314 cm. 0.314 cm/min. 1 cm, 1 cm/min d. 314 cm, 314 cm/min, 0.1 cm, 0.1 cm/min

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523.

A sourceofsoundoffrequency600Hzisplacedinsidewater.Thespeedofsoundinwateris1500m/sandinairitis300m/s.The frequency of sound recorded by anobserver who is standing in air is(a)200Hz (b)3000Hz (c)120Hz (d)600Hz.​

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524.

A source of sound of frequency 600Hz is placed inside water.The speed of soundin water is 1500m/s and in air it is300m/s.The frequency of sound recorded by anobserver who is standing in air is(a)200Hz (b)3000Hz (c)120Hz (d)600Hz.​

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Frequency of SOUND waves DEPENDS on source of sound, not on the MEDIUM of propagation. So, the frequency of sound waves remains the same in air as WELL as WATER i.e. 600 Hz.

Option D is correct.

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525.

Read the question carefully and then answer​

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ANSWER:

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526.

What are photons? plz tell fast

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The photon is a type of elementary particle. It is the quantum of the ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD INCLUDING electromagnetic radiation such as light and radio WAVES, and the force carrier for the electromagnetic force. Photons are massless, and they always move at the speed of light in vacuum, 299792458 m/s.

527.

Write the derived units of the following: 1.speed 2.force 3.work 4.pressure​

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  1. speed -m PER second
  2. force - NEWTON
  3. work -JOULE
  4. PRESSURE - pascal
528.

9.A car and a truck have same momentum. Which one has more velocity ?​

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The car has a LOWER mass, so it MUST have a higher velocity in order to have the same momentum as the truck. But SINCE kinetic ENERGY depends UPON the square of the velocity, the higher car velocity matters much more than the lower mass.

529.

Train starting from rest attains a velocity of 108km/h in 3 minute. Assuming that acceleration to be uniform find a) acceleration b) distance travelled by train for attaining this velocity

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ANSWER:

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530.

-7degree celcius temperature is greater than or less than 0degree celcius temperatsnehagoelrichard 3994 please answer​

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-7 DEGREE celsius is LESS than 0 degree celsius.

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  • Water turns into ice at 0 degree celsius. So, at -7 degree celsius water is in its SOLID FORM ice.

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531.

-7degree celcius temperature is greater than or less than 0degree celcius temperatsnehagoel​

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EXPLANATION:

LESS than 0 DEGREE CELCIUS

532.

-7degree celcius temperature is greater than or less than 0degree celcius temperature​

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Answer:

It is LESS than 0 degrree

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533.

3 children are in work . One is pushing a chair, another is pushing the sofa and the third one is pushing an empty trolley. Who is expressing the maximum friction ? Why

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the child who is PUSHING the SOFA will experience MAXIMUM friction as the sofa is the heaviest out of them all, it will experience maximum friction because  the same surface the frictional force is HIGHER for heavier object.

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534.

4 example in which you observe two or more examples of force also write effect with example​

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1.A ball of dough is rolled into a FLAT chapatti. NAME the FORCE exerted to change the shape of the dough.

2.A BATSMAN hitting a ball and its stops after moving som distance

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535.

Why a bullet shot on a tightly fitted window glass sheet makes a small circular hole, while a cricket ball damages a big portion of the same sheet?​

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Instead of applying the FORCE at a single instant relatively speaking the ball transfers more of its energy to the glass whereas the bullet only transfers a small PORTION of its energy to the glass. The ball might ALSO flatten out to a small DEGREE making itself EVEN larger as it penetrates.

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536.

component of a vector of magnitude neutron are respectively of magnitude one newton into Newton along x axis and y axis the magnitude of its component along z axis is

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ANSWER:

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537.

At room tempetature mercury is in dash state​

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ANSWER:

LIQUID state.

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538.

A body starts accelerating from rest under gravity. What is the displacement of the body in the time interval of the 10-15 seconds? (Assume g = 10 ms^-2 a. 575 m b. 600 m c. 1000 m d. 625 m

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Answer : D. 625 m

Formula for displacement :  S = ut + \frac{1}{2} gt^2\\

SINCE u = 0\\, ut = 0

Displacement of the body in the TIME interval 10-15 SECONDS = S_{15}-S_{10}

 = \frac{1}{2}g (15^2 - 10^2)\\ \\\frac{1}{2} (10) (225-100) \\ \\ \frac{1250}{2} \\ \\ 625 m

539.

Two devices that work on the property of light

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EXPLANATION:

TUBELIGHT TORCH SUN RAYS

540.

Force excerted by muscels are called??

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ANSWER:

MUSCULAR force

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541.

The force excerted by a charged body on another body is known as gravitional force?? true ya false??

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Answer :

False

Explanation :

⇒ The force exerted by a charged BODY on another body is known as Electrostatic force or Coulomb force.

GRAVITATIONAL force operates among all objects in the universe.

⇒ Electrostatic force operates among charged particles.

⇒ The magnitude of electrostatic force b/w two point charges is directly proportional to the PRODUCT of charges and inversely proportional to the square of the DISTANCE b/w them. This is known as Coulomb's law also known as inverse square law.

⇒ Coulomb force and gravitational force follow the same inverse-square law. But gravitational force is always attractive, while Coulomb force can be bot attractive and repulsive, allowing possibility of cancellation of electric forces.

⇒ The law of gravitation is universally valid. It applies to small objects on the earth, planets in the solar SYSTEM and to galaxies.

542.

What is the full form of PEPT9

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pep9. The Pep/9 computer is a 16-bit complex instruction set computer (CISC). It is designed to TEACH computer architecture and assembly LANGUAGE programming principles. ... The eight ADDRESSING modes and eight dot commands are designed for straightforward translation between C/C++ and assembly language.

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543.

How is rolling friction less than rolling friction

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the force of friction DEPENDS on area of contact between the two surface as the area contact is LESS than rolling in the case of sliding

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544.

The pressure of an object_______ with the increase in altitude from earth surface

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545.

18. Sharp knife means,, the area of contact to the object is(1 Point)O A) highBllowC) none​

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ANSWER:

high

Explanation:

because if the side of BLEND is high with a LARGE CONTACT are

546.

A body is moving along a circular path of radius R. What will be the distancecovered and the displacement of the body after 1/4th of a revolution?

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ANSWER:

DISPLACEMENT is the shortest DISTANCE TRAVELLED from the initial point to the final point. ... Hence the displacement is 2r

547.

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548.

38. What are quartz clocks? Which one is more accurate,the clock using pendulum or the quartz clock?​

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ANSWER:

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549.

A body of mass m is moving with a velocity u.  When a force is applied on it for time t, then its velocity increases to v.  Write expressions forInitial and final momentumChange of momentumRate of change of momentum.  Also write SI unit for each.​

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<P>Intial Momentum : p = mu

Final Momentum : p = mv

Change in momentum : Δp = m(v-u)

SI UNIT for momentum : newton-second (Ns)

550.

17. Why JCB vehicle can not insert into sand(1 Point)A) Broad tyre exerts less pressureB) broad tyre exerts high pressure C) nonePls answer it correctly...Mark u as a brainliest...​

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ANSWER:

(C)none

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