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Choose right explanations of gastrulation movements,  


#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
  1. i, ii and iii
  2. i and iii
  3. ii, iii and iv
  4. i, ii and iv
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#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

The population of annual breeder growing at a rate of 10% per year. Initial population size is 1200. After 3 years population size would be

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#General Aptitude

4C

2B

3A

28A

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45B

7C

5A

15B

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#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Plant having height 6 cm are allowed to cross with plant having height 2 cm , all F1 progeny having height uniform 4 cm were allowed selfing to produced F2 progeny in which 3 plant out of  8 having height  4 cm . what are number of polygene involve in that trait ?

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#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS, transcribes its genes from a promoter controlled by P-TEFb (and SEC). Again, polymerase initiates transcription at that promoter, under the control of which activator?

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#Question id: 15837

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

You are interested in a new type of autosomal dominant mutation that gives purple eyes in Drosophila. You have a true-breeding purple-eyed line carrying a mutation that you call pr-1. You have isolated a second purple-eyed mutation that you call pr-2, which you have established in a true-breeding line that also carries a recessive marker st, which gives stubby legs. You cross a fly from the pr-1 line to a fly from the st, pr-2 line producing F1 females which you then cross to males from a true breeding st line (normal eyes). From this cross, 1000 progeny flies can be categorized into four different phenotypic classes:
                      
What is the relative order of st, pr-1 and pr-2?