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#Question id: 15604


The bacteria which cause septicaemia are fast becoming resistant to the antibiotics used for controlling them. Which one of the following explanations fits best?

#SCPH28 | Zoology
  1. Each and every individual bacterium, in order to survive, develops a resistance to the antibiotic when exposed to it, and passes that resistance on to future generations.
  2. Only some bacteria, in order to survive, develop a resistance to the antibiotic when exposed to it, and pass that resistance on to future generations.
  3. A few bacteria have a natural heritable resistance to the antibiotic, so they survive when exposed to it, and pass that resistance on to future generations.
  4. All the bacteria have a natural heritable resistance to the antibiotic, so they survive when exposed to it, and pass that resistance on to future generations
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#Question id: 9282

#SCPH06 I Botany

The rate of photosynthesis when red and far-red light are given together is greater than the sum of the rates when they are given apart, the effect provided essential

evidence in favor of the concept that photosynthesis is carried out by two photochemical systems working in tandem but with slightly different wavelength optima

this effect is known as

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#Question id: 9283

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

Organization of the protein complexes the photosystems I and II Are spatially separated in the thylakoid membrane, choose the correct arrangement of PSI and PSII on the membrane ;

a.) The PSI reaction centre and its associated antenna pigments and electron transfer proteins, as well as the coupling-factor enzyme that catalyzes the formation of ATP, are found almost exclusively in the stroma lamellae and at the edges of the grana lamellae

b.) The PSI reaction centre, along with its antenna chlorophylls and associated electron transport proteins, is located predominantly in the stromal lamellae

c.) The PSII reaction centre and its associated antenna pigments and electron transfer proteins, as well as the coupling-factor enzyme that catalyzes the formation of ATP, are found almost exclusively in the stroma lamellae and at the edges of the grana lamellae

d.) The PSII reaction centre, along with its antenna chlorophylls and associated electron transport proteins, is located predominantly in the grana lamellae

Which of the following given combination correct?

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#Question id: 9283

#SCPH06 I Botany

Organization of the protein complexes the photosystems I and II Are spatially separated in the thylakoid membrane, choose the correct arrangement of PSI and PSII on the membrane ;

a.) The PSI reaction centre and its associated antenna pigments and electron transfer proteins, as well as the coupling-factor enzyme that catalyzes the formation of ATP, are found almost exclusively in the stroma lamellae and at the edges of the grana lamellae

b.) The PSI reaction centre, along with its antenna chlorophylls and associated electron transport proteins, is located predominantly in the stromal lamellae

c.) The PSII reaction centre and its associated antenna pigments and electron transfer proteins, as well as the coupling-factor enzyme that catalyzes the formation of ATP, are found almost exclusively in the stroma lamellae and at the edges of the grana lamellae

d.) The PSII reaction centre, along with its antenna chlorophylls and associated electron transport proteins, is located predominantly in the grana lamellae

Which of the following given combination correct?

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#Question id: 9284

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

Following are some facts regarding spatial separation of PSI and PSII. Which one would be INCORRECT?

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#Question id: 9284

#SCPH06 I Botany

Following are some facts regarding spatial separation of PSI and PSII. Which one would be INCORRECT?

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#Question id: 9285

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

Non-O2-evolving (anoxygenic) organisms, contain only a single photosystem such as