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#Question id: 38782


Q.Statement I: Meristem culture is widely used to recover virus-free plants.
Statement II: Viral titres are usually very low or absent in shoot apical meristems.

Choose the correct option:

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  1. Both statements are true and Statement II explains Statement I
  2. Both statements are true but Statement II does not explain Statement I
  3.  Statement I is true and Statement II is false
  4. Statement I is false and Statement II is true
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#Question id: 38735

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Q. With reference to feeder layer technique in protoplast culture:
1. Feeder cells provide diffusible growth factors.
2. It compensates for the absence of cell-to-cell signaling.
3. Feeder cells directly fuse with protoplasts.
4. It increases plating efficiency of isolated protoplasts.
Which statements are correct?

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#Question id: 38736

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Q. Regarding callus formation from protoplasts:
1. Callus formation requires prior regeneration of the cell wall.
2. Callus cells are genetically identical to the donor plant.
3. Callus represents a dedifferentiated state.
4. High auxin concentration promotes callus induction.
Which statements are correct?

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#Question id: 38739

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Q. Which of the following pairs is INCORRECTLY matched?

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#Question id: 38740

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Q. Identify the correctly matched set used commonly for plant protoplast isolation:

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#Question id: 38741

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Q. Which enzyme combination is MOST appropriate for complete degradation of primary plant cell wall during protoplast isolation?

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#Question id: 38742

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Q: Which of the following combinations of statements is entirely CORRECT?
I. Cell wall components include cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin.
II. The optimal temperature range for isolation is 25-30°C.
III. Barley aleurone cells are treated with Zymolyase to form sphaeroplasts.
IV. The one-step method involves using an enzyme mixture together simultaneously.