#Question id: 5663
#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
Following statements are related to slow block to polyspermy in mammals.
A. A First slow block to polyspermy comes When the cortical granules fuse with the egg cell membrane, they release protein-digesting enzymes which is called as ovastacin that modify the zona pellucida proteins.
B. A second slow block to polyspermy comes from the so-called zinc spark, the release of billions of zinc ions that is induced by the entry of the first sperm, these released zinc ions are seen to bind to the egg cell membrane form a “zinc shield” that prevents further sperm entry.
C. A third slow block to polyspermy occurs at the level of the egg cell membrane and involves Juno.
Which of the following is incorrect?
#Question id: 4586
#Unit 11. Evolution and Behavior
What are adaptations?
#Question id: 1256
#Unit 4. Cell Communication and Cell Signaling
Scaffolds for MAP kinase pathways are well documented in yeast, fly, and worm cells, but their presence in mammalian cells has been difficult to demonstrate. Perhaps the best documented scaffold protein in metazoans is Ksr (kinase suppressor of Ras).
A. Ksr functions as a molecular scaffold by binding several signaling components of the MAP kinase cascade, including both MEK and MAP kinase; and thus can enhance MAP kinase activation by regulating the efficiency of these interactions.
B. Ksr function as a protein kinase which constitutive activate RTK signalling pathway.
C. Ksr function as a receptor proteins which inhibits RTK signalling pathway.
D. Ksr function as a protein phosphatase which inhibits RTK signalling pathway.
Which of the following statement is correct about Ksr?
#Question id: 23026
#Unit 12. Applied Biology
#Question id: 5285
#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology
A transformation experiment is carried out using donor DNA that is A+B+C+ and a recipient that is A-B- C-. A+ transformants are selected and tested further. Of these, 64% are B+ and none are C+. Also, B+ are selected, and 8% are also C+. What is the gene order