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1.

How many bacterial cells will remain after an antimicrobial treatment of 3 minutes, an initial microbial load of 106 cells, and a DRT of 1 minute?​

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The land application of agricultural RESIDUES can have a direct impact on bacterial concentrations in groundwater, surface water and soil, where leachate from manure-amended fields reaching subsurface tile drains has been shown to have concentrations exceeding background levels (Abu-Ashour et al., 1994; Jamieson et al., 2002; Unc and Goss, 2004; Goss and Richards, 2008). The survival of enteric bacteria can be influenced by several FACTORS, including soil moisture, soil type, pH, temperature and nutrient availability (Abu-Ashour et al., 1994; Goss et al., 2001; Jamieson et al., 2002).

The survival of enteric bacteria in manure-amended soils increases with high moisture content, where moisture retention is linked to soil particle size distribution and organic matter content (Jamieson et al., 2002). Abu-Ashour et al. (1994) explain that there is an increased survival of bacteria with increased organic matter content in soils. Furthermore, finer soils (e.g. clay and humic substances) increase water retention, which ultimately increases bacterial survival. Chandler and Craven (1980) found E. coli CELLS were able to survive dry loam soil conditions but proliferated once moisture was restored. Bacterial survival is also favoured by cooler temperatures and neutral pH, with pH of 6 to 7 being optimum (Abu-Ashour et al., 1994; Jamieson et al., 2002). Goss et al. (2001) reported that E. coli O157:H7 can survive for up to 100 days under cold soil temperatures (< 5°C). It should be noted that freezing and THAWING of soils reduces bacterial survival.

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Answer 9 and 10 guys ..it's urgent​

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9. ABO blood group in man is CONTROLLED by MULTIPLE ALLELS.

10. Klinefelfer's syndrome is characterized by a karyotype of XXY.

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A nerve cell is long and has projections so that they can:(i) Bring about the movement in body parts.(ii) Make contacts with many other nerve cells.(iii) Carry water and mineral salts from roots to leaves.(iv) Carry messages over long distances i.e between brain andother parts of the body.(2 Points)a) (i) and (ii)b) (ii) and (iii)c) (ii) and (iv)d) (iii) and (iv)

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EXPLANATION:

correct option is(C)

(ii) Make contacts with many other nerve cells And (iv) Carry messages over LONG DISTANCES i.e between brain and other parts of the body.

4.

Nucleus is also called​

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NECLEUS is ALSO CALLED as NUCLEAR

5.

Meena a student of class 8 conducted an experimental study to observe the effect of deforestation. The student took soil from a forested region and a barren land with no trees. The student added soil from the forested region with trees in Pot 1 and soil from barren land in Pot 2. In both the pots, a hibiscus plant was grown. After 1month, the student observes that the plant in pot A shows growth while the plant in pot B shows minimal growth. What is the likely reason for this observation?a) Soil from barren land is less fertile.b) Soil from forested land is poor in nutrients.c) Soil from the barren land contains more manure.d) Soil from forested land contains stored food for better plant growth

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MEENA a student of class 8 conducted an experimental study to observe the effect of deforestation. The student took soil from a forested REGION and a barren land with no trees. The student added soil from the forested region with trees in Pot 1 and soil from barren land in Pot 2. In both the POTS, a hibiscus plant was grown. After 1month, the student observes that the plant in pot A shows growth while the plant in pot B shows MINIMAL growth. What is the likely reason for this observation?

6.

Rohit answer me.....​

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ANSWER:

who is ROHIT and where is the QUESTION

7.

The adhesion properties of viruses are determined by:(a) Proteins that make up their coats and envelop(b) Viral DNA that they contain(c) Viral RNA that they contain(d) Viral Genomes that they contain​

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(d) VIRAL GENOMES that they CONTAIN

8.

What will you do or what will be your role in pre and post disaster managementin the disaster of cyclone?​

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Keep listening to the RADIO for cyclone UPDATES. If the building begins to break up, shelter under a strong table, bench or heavy mattress. Beware the calm eye of the cyclone: stay inside until told it is safe to go OUTSIDE. The eye may have light winds and fine WEATHER, or severe gusts of wind may continue.

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9.

Stability of DNA is impacted by(a) deoxyribose sugar (b) presence of thymine in place of uracil(c) both (a) and (b) (d) none of the above​

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B is the CORRECT answer

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10.

The postulates that were proposed to determine the etiology of disease were formulated by

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Developed in the 19th century, Robert Koch's postulates are the four criteria DESIGNED to ASSESS whether a microorganism CAUSES a disease.

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When plants are eaten by primary consumers a great deal of energy is lost as heat to the environment and some amount goes in carrying out various life process. State the average percentage of energy lost in this manner ​

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12.

Q.(31): Amoeba is an .....​

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An AMOEBA is a highly motile eukaryotic, UNICELLULAR organism.

EXPLANATION:

Amoebae CONTAIN an endoplasm that is granular in nature. This granular endoplasm contains the nucleus and various engulfed food vacuoles.

13.

Name the cells of bone and cartilla​

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Bone is a strong, flexible and semi-rigid supporting tissue. ... Like cartilage, and other TYPES of connective tissue, bone is made up of Cells and Extracellular matrix: Cells - which in bone are called osteoblasts and osteocytes, (OSTEO - bone). There are also two other CELL types: osteoprogenitor cells and osteoclasts.

Cartilage is a flexible connective tissue that DIFFERS from bone in several ways. For one, the primary cell types are chondrocytes as OPPOSED to osteocytes. Chondrocytes are first chondroblast cells that produce the collagen extracellular matrix (ECM) and then get caught in the matrix.

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From the ame fishing village in Aluska, where the allele frequency of webbed feet i 0.15, this dominant trait in highly desired. If peciple without webbed let are not alled to reproduce for one generation, at what frequency would webbed feet be observed?​

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QUESTION: 1. In One Fishing Village In Alaska, The Allele Frequency Of Webbed Feet Is 0.10. This Dominant Trait CAUSES Affected INDIVIDUALS To Have Extra Skin Between Each Of Their Toes On Both Feet. Assume That The Village Is The ENTIRE Breeding Population And That The Population Is In Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium. What Is The Frequency Of Individuals In This ...

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1. In one fishing village in Alaska, the allele frequency of webbed feet is 0.10. This dominant trait causes affected individuals to have extra skin between each of their toes on both feet. Assume that the village is the entire breeding population and that the population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

What is the frequency of individuals in this village that have webbed feet?

0.04

0.19

0.0225

0.36

0.2775

0.01

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15.

Define Bicarpellary ovary​

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Bicarpellary, syncarpous OVARY with axile PLACENTATION is seen in Solanaceae. When the placenta is axial and the ovules are attached to it in a MULTILOCULAR ovary, such placentation is said to be axile. Examples of this type are CHINA rose, tomato, and lemon.

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Lab ActivityAim: Observation of material in differentsolutionsMaterial: 1. Two beakers 2. Tap water3. Sugar 4. Dry grapes or kishmishProcedure: Take 100 ml of water in abeaker. Keep dry raisin (kishmish) in it.plzzzz i want video......guysss plzzzz help meeeexpreriment chayihe ​

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17.

No you are far from us it is very near from my housesfrist tell me how many km is from your home to pathankot catt​

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18.

CAUSES OF DISEASES IN BIOLOGY CH - 13

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DISEASE :

• Disease is the sickness which is caused by specific symptoms.

• It AFFECTS the ORGANS and tissues of the body.

• Examples : typhoid, cholera and tuberlucosis.

• There are two types of diseases :

a) INFECTIOUS disease.

b) NON infectious disease.

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CAUSES OF DISEASES :

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• Diseases are caused by microorganisms.

• Some diseases causing agents are : HIV, amoeba, Hepatitis viruses etc.

• Some harmful diseases can cause death.

Infectious diseases : Diseases which are spread by a person to another person is called as infectious diseases.

Non Infectious diseases : The diseases which are caused by pathogens are called as non Infectious disease.

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19.

What is venation? Define it​

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:-.an arrangement or SYSTEM of veins (as in the tissue of a leaf or the WING of an insect)

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20.

QD To prepare .leaf peed to show stomata.temporary amount of07​

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21.

Notes of how do organisms reproduce​

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it do it was the DANGEROUS thingdigesting

22.

Name the following:3. The gas needed to getrid of lactic acid is ​

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Stay hydrated. Make SURE you're staying hydrated, IDEALLY before, during, and after STRENUOUS exercise. ...

Rest between workouts. ...

Breathe well. ...

Warm up and stretch. ...

Get plenty of magnesium. ...

DRINK orange juice.

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23.

What is a sugar shield?​

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It is a shield MADE be SUGAR cover

it not that powerful but MOSTLY itis made by ANTS for food as the need food and the make a sugar shield as a trap

24.

2e choose theme of your favourite printadvertisements . Now, look at each of thefellowing questionsa) what visuals and text is being used inthele advertisements to attract my attention​

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This ADVERTISEMENT USES a picture of a child and his mother.

Explanation:

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25.

मान लीजिए कि आप एक ही तरह के कोशिका से बने है उसी कोशिका से आपका त्वचा बना है उसी कोशिका से आपका हृदय भी बना हैतो आप किस प्रकार के जीव हैं ?

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कोशिका (CELL) सजीवों के शरीर की रचनात्मक और क्रियात्मक इकाई है और प्राय: स्वत: जनन की सामर्थ्य रखती है। यह विभिन्न पदार्थों का वह छोटे-से-छोटा संगठित रूप है जिसमें वे सभी क्रियाएँ होती हैं जिन्हें सामूहिक रूप से हम जीवन कहतें हैं।

26.

What is a complex tissue? what are the two types of complex tissue? ​

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the tissue which is composed of more then ONE TYPE of cells having same origin, is called as complex tissue. The TWO types of complex tissue are:

1.xylum.

2.phloem.

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27.

Does pinus have orthotrpus or anatropus ovule ?​

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A megasporangium or OVULE of PINUS is orthotropous. It consists of NUCELLUS covered by SINGLE integument (unitegmic). The integument is divided into an outer fleshy layer, a MIDDLE stony layer and an inner fleshy layer.

28.

What serves as the template during semiconservative DNA replication?a) single stranded binding proteinsb) one strand of the DNA moleculec) DNA polymerased) RNA molecule​

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OPTION C is the answer

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29.

Define RQ. what is its value for carbohydrates fats & proteins ​

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Respiratory QUOTIENT (RQ) or respiratory ratio can be defined as the ratio of the volume of CO2 evolved to the volume of O2 consumed during RESPIRATION. However, it is always less than one for fats as fats consume more oxygen for respiration than carbohydrates.

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30.

The value of ‘g’ increases as we go above the earth’s surface.true or false?​

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value of G decreases as we GO above the earth’s SURFACE.

31.

Differencevbetween:Jejunum and colon (part of digestive system)plsssss fast​

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  • Jejunum: The middle SECTION of the small INTESTINE CARRIES food through rapidly, with wave-like muscle contractions, towards the ileum.
  • Ileum: This LAST section is the longest part of your small intestine. The ileum is where most of the nutrients from your food are ABSORBED before emptying into the large intestine.

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2. “The problem of indigestion may lead to various health issues- Justify the statement.​

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The above STATEMENT is justified below.

Explanation:

Indigestion occurs when there is a problem in digesting food by the digestive system. It might arise due to the unhealthy food being consumed by a person.

The hydrochloric  acid in the stomach might start damaging the protective MUCOSAL line of the stomach.

This causes SERIOUS irritation, heart BURN, inflammation and nausea like feelings.

Improper digestion may also lead to constipation or diarrhea causing severe abnormalities in the person

33.

Flowers ,leaves and seeds give us natural oils and fragrances are used in...... *​

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ANSWER:

PERFUMES

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34.

QUESTION 3State whether the following statements are true or false: (1x10)a. Axons of nerve cells are very long.b. Cardiac muscles get tired easily.c. Maize grain has a large endosperm.d. Oxygen is not necessary for germination of seed.e. Pea show hypogeal germination.f. Plumule grows into a shoot system.9. Maize grain is a fruit.h. Carbon dioxide does not dissolve in lime water.i. Anaerobic respiration in plants yields lactic acid1. Cardiac muscle is a voluntary muscle.​

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35.

De salivation process is discovered by​

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It is DISCOVERED by a test NAMED Saalisbary E

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36.

Which of the following is TRUE about the DNA component of the nucleoid of bacteria? *1 pointA. It is single stranded and linear.B. It is double stranded and linear.C. It is single stranded and circular.D. It is double stranded and circular​

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It is DOUBLE STRANDED and CIRCULAR

37.

5. Allergies can be causedby medicines taken forsome other illness.•True•False​

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38.

Stamens are united into bunches. a)Name the two types b) what is polyandrous​

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Flowers that have polyadelphous stamen have multiple stamens but their FILAMENTS are fused TOGETHER into more than two bundles and have a CLUSTER of anthers at the tip.The PLANTS in which the stamen or anthers are present in THREE or more than three bundles are known as polyadelphous stamen.

39.

Biggest pitbull terrier ​

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WORLD’s LARGEST Pitbull “Hulk” Has 8 PUPPIES Worth Up To HALF A Million Dollars

40.

Write down the name of any three gland with their respective hormone.​

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OVARIES Progesterone

PARATHYROID GLANDS Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

Thyroid gland Thyroid hormone

Adrenal glands Epinephrine

41.

Where is Areolar tissue located and it function?

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The areolar tissue is found BENEATH the epidermis layer and is also UNDERNEATH the epithelial tissue of all the body systems that have external openings. it MAKES the skin elastic and helps it to withstand pulling pain

42.

Tarsal:hindlimb ::carpal:_____​

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TARSAL:HINDLIMB ::CARPAL:__flower___

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43.

Give examples of kingdom Monera​

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Explanation:

The Monerans comprises of mostly BACTERIA. Following are a few WELL known examples. Blue-green ALGAE - Cyanobacteria, Cocci shaped bacteria - Streptococcus, BACILLI shaped bacteria - E. coli, Vibrio shaped - Vibrio cholerae (cholera), Spiral shaped bacteria - Treponema pallidum (SYPHILIS).

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What should you do to help a person with severe burns​

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At first use base such as PASTE and if there is bigger BURN then use antiseptic solutions.

Then call the ambulance or TAKE him to the hospital to a burn specialist. than he will BW Ok.

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45.

Energy flows _______________ through different trophic levels in a food chain.​

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ENERGY is maximum in PRODUCER TROPHIC level and minimum in the consumer trophic level. Plants are producers and animals are consumers. ACCORDING to the 10% Rule on the flow of energy through a FOOD chain, only 10% of the energy is transferred when food passes from one trophic level to the next.

46.

Which of the following is an accessory excretory organ in human biengs​

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LIVER is considered as an accessory EXCRETORY organ. Liver is not a PART of the excretory system of humans but it PLAYS a role in excretion. The organs which actually form part of the excretory system are Kidneys, ureter, URINARY bladder, urethra.

47.

We have already started the tracking this is recent pic of road full of snow​

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48.

What is the difference between micro and macro evolutions​

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49.

Muscle twitching can be explained by the which action of synapse ?

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MUSCLE twitching can be EXPLAINED by the hyperexcitability property of synapses. EXPLANATION: To transmit neuronal signals, neurons reach a phase of EXCITABILITY and GO through a process of action potential generation.

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44. The membrane which allows the solvent to pass through it but not the solute : *1 pointPermeable membraneSemi permeable membraneImpermeable membraneOther:45. The process by which solid, liquid and gases move from a place of higher concentration to a place of lower concentration : *1 pointDiffusionOsmosisActive transportOther:46. The upward movement of water and minerals from Roots towards the top of the plant : *1 pointAscent of sapDiffusionOsmosisOther:47. The pull which helps in conduction of Water in case of tall trees : *1 pointTranspirational pullTurgor pressureRoot pressureOther:48. The tissue which helps in conduction of water and minerals in the plants : *1 pointXylemPhloemSclerenchymaOther:49. An apparatus used to measure the rate of transpiration : *1 pointBarometerThermometerPotometerOther:50. An antitranspirant : *1 pointVaselineGreasePetrolOther:jo mujhe iska answer batayega usko me follow karugi​

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