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Which one of the following optins represent a series of the amino acids with rthe decreasing pka values of their side chain ?
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The mechanism of oxygen transport by hemocyanin (containing Cu) is describe by
cu 1+.cu7++ o2 ;cu2+ .o/-.cu2+
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A stoichiometric mixture of a and B anomers of D-glucose in water exhibits
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The rate constat for conversion of a substrate into the product is 10-4s-1 while the reverse rate constant is 10-6s-1 An enzyme enhance the rate of this reaction by 100-fold. The equilibrium constant for this enzyme-catalyzed reaction is
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Which one of the following is NOT involved in the formation of lipid rafts?
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Which one of the following statements about human LINEs (long interspersed nuclear elements) is FALSE?
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Myosin molecules that assemble into bipolar filaments in the muscle are
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Which of the following statements about R banding chromosomes is FALSE?
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Which one of the snRNAs given below base pairs with 5 splice site of pre mRNA?
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Which one of the following RNAs possesses the peptidyltransferase activity ?
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Which one of the following statements about GAL gene expression is FALSE?
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UV-induced DNA damage causes advancing replication forks to stall. To avoid a collapse of these stalled replication forks the cell uses:
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Which one of the following amino acids is characteristics of and is conserved in response regulator of plant two component systems?
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Which one of the following signaling molecules is NOT a protein or a peptide?
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Which one of the following is NOT an extracellular matrix protein?
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If you require to generateanergy in T cells, which of the following conditions will you use?
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In echinoderms sperm direction is provided by
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If an early cleavage stage wild type Drosophila embryo is injected with bicoid mRNA at the posterior pole then
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If the blastomeres of a 4 celled sea urchin embryo are isolated each blastomere can form a pluteus larvae. This is example of
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Which one of the following plant homeotic genes does NOT encode MADSdomain transcription factor involved in floral organ specification?
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Which of the following is a plant secondary metabolite?
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Which one of the following metabolites formed during Calvin-Benson cycle in chloroplast is involved in starch biosynthesis and can also be transported to cytosol?
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Which one of the following essential plant mineral nutrients complexes with manitol, mannan, polymannuronic acid, and other constituents of cell wall?
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Which one of the following plant proteins is targeted by HC-toxin produced by the maize fungal pathogen Cachliobolus carbonum?
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Which one of the following causes constriction of blood vessels?
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Which one is NOT the function of P-cells in the collecting ducts?
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Which one of the following is NOT produced by a-amylase digestion of ingested
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What kind of inheritance is indicative in the pedigree chart shown below?
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Which one of the following is correct statement about the difference between a F+ cell and Hfr cell?
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Mutation is essential for genetic variation. Which one of the following events can lead to variation amongst the gametes produced by males of Drosophila melanogaster?[Crossing over does not occur in D.melanogaster males]
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Cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) in plants is caused by mutation in the mitochondrial genome. CMS can be restored by a nuclear gene, restorer of fertility (Rf), which is a dominant character. If a male sterile pea plant is pollinated by a fertile male pea plant with Rf in heterozygous condition, the progeny obtained will have
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Which among the following states has the highest forest cover in terms of percentage of geographical area?
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Which of the following phytopathogens has predominantly necrotrophic mode of colonization?
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Which one of the following approaches is INCORRECT in classifying organisms from kingdom Animalia?
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In a population showing exponential growth, per capita growth rate will:
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Mycorrhizal fungi are associated with a large variety of plant species. The diagram below shows the cost -benefit curves from individual plants with or without mycorrhizal fungi associated with the roots across a soil nutrient concentration gradient.
Which one of the following options best describes the association between the plant and mycorrhiza when soil nutrient concentrations are high?
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Which one of the following represents the largest outflux of nitrogen from the atmospheric reservoir?
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Identify the plot that depicts the change in metabolic rate of an endotherm with respect to change in environmental temperature .
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The following statements describe the outcomes of genetic drift:
A. Genetic drift can eliminate alleles.
B. Genetic drift can be associated with population bottleneck.
C. Genetic drift is not observed in populations that increase in size, once they grow through a bottleneck.
D. Genetic drift can be associated with founder effect.
Which one of the following combinations represents all correct statements?
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Examples of antibiotic resistance highlight important features of natural selection. Which of the following statements is NOT true?
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Which one of the following genomes is most appropriate to determine hybrids in plants and animals?
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The common cuckoo, a parasitic bird, lays eggs in the nests of other bird species. Soon after the cuckoo egg hatches, the chick shoves the nest owners' eggs out of the nest. This is an example of:
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Which one of the following approaches/markers would be typically used for discovering polymorphism between two closely related accessions of a crop plant?
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Given below are a few approaches/techniques used in the analysis of plants:
A. Phenotype linked to the marker gene.
B. PCR using primers specific to the host genome.
C. Southern hybridization
D. PCR using transgene-specific primers.
Which one of the following combination of approaches/ techniques can be used to differentiate between transgenic and nontransgenic plants of a particular variety if the site of insertion is unknown?
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In the context of plant breeding and genetic engineering, which one of the following statements is correct?
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In a cloning experiment, a DNA molecule isolated as a Pst I fragment was inserted into the Pst I site of a cloning vector that is 3kb in length. Digestion of the CONFIRMED clones with Pst resulted in the appearance of a single band corresponding to 3kb in an agarose gel.
Based on this information, what is the probable size of the cloned fragment?
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Which one of the following proteins produces a dark blue/purple color in the presence of 5- bromo-4-chloro-3-indolyl phosphate and nitroblue tetrazolium?
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Which one of the following sets of terms is matched correctly?
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The following statements were made of suggest the existence of an enzyme-substrate complex.
A. at constant concentration of enzyme, the reaction rate increase with increasing substrate concentration
B. An enzyme-catalyzed reaction has a maximal velocity
C. At constant concentration of the enzyme and substrate, an increase in the reaction rate is observed.
D. An enzyme catalyzed reaction is not influenced by high substrate concentration.
Which of the above statements suggest the existence of an enzyme-substrate complex?
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A 100 residue long protein has a single chromporic residue (tyrosine). The UV absorption of this protein and a homologous protein (also with a single tyrosine residue) was monitored at 280 nm at different pH conditions. A plot of the absorbance as a function of pH is shown below. The locations of the tyrosine residue in the context of the protein sequences is also shown in the figure.
Which one of the following rationalises the difference in the two pH titrations?
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The 15 base-paired nucleic acid molecule shown below is disolved in an aqueous buffer of pH 7.3
Which one of the following statements is INCORRECT?
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Following statements were made about sex determination in Drosophila melanogaster
A. It is achieved by a balance of female determinants on the X-chromosome and male determinants on the autosomes.
B. A Drosophila with 0.66 value of X:A ratio would develop intersex type.
C. Due to noninvolvement of Y chromosome in sex determination process, XO Drosophila develop as normal fertile male.
D. The high value of X:A ratio facilitates activation of feminizing switch gene Sex - lethal (sxl).
E. Sex specific expression of sxl causes selective activation of dosage compensation genes in female Drosophila.
Select the option with combination of all correct statements.
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Following statements are made about KDEL receptor.
A. KDEL receptor is found in COPI vesicles
B. KDEL receptor affinity for KDEL sequence is high at higher pH
C. KDEL receptor is synthesized on the ER
D. KDEL receptor is present in the ER and Golgi
Identify the option that contains all correct statements about the KDEL RECEPTOR.
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Following statements were made about human mitochondrial genome:
A. The replication of both the Hand L strands is unidirectional and begins at specific origins.
B. Majority of the mitochondrial genes encode for protein products.
C. Though the mitochondrial genome is extremely compact, the genes never show any sequence overlap.
D. The CR/D-Ioop region of mitochondrial genome exhibits triple stranded structure.
E. Transcription of mtDNA starts bidirectionally from a common promoter region in the CR/D-Ioop region and continues round the circle.
Which one of the following options contains a combination of all correct statements?
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Following statements were made about the characteristics of cyclin proteins:
A. Synthesis of M-cyclin is dependent on the cyclin mRNA that is newly transcribed after every cycle.
B. Destruction of M-cyclin toward the end of mitosis is driven by ubiquitin independent proteolytic system.
C. Gl cyclins can be activated by mitogenic factors.
D. Retinoblastoma (Rb) is a key target of the activated cyclin D-Cdk 4/6 complex.
E. While cyclin Al expression is ubiquitous, cyclin A2 expression is restricted to the germ cell lineages.
Which one of the following options contains a combination of all correct statements?
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Following statements were made about catalytic introns:
A. Group I introns may undergo self-splicing by transesterification.
B. Group II introns do not require any factor/protein for autosplicing either in vivo or in vitro
C. Certain introns of both the group I and II classes may contain open reading frames which are translated into protein.
D. Generally, group I introns migrate by DNAmediated mechanisms, whereas group II introns migrate by RNA-mediated mechanisms.
E. Ribonuclease P {RNase P) is essential for bacteria and archaea but not eukaryotes.
Which one of the following combinations represents statements which are all correct?
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Following statements were made about regulation of eukaryotic gene expression.
A. It is usually regulated at the level of initiation of transcription by altering the chromatin architecture.
B. The eukaryotic genome is divided into domains by insulator elements.
C. A chromatin remodeling complex binds to the promoter of a gene in sequence specific manner.
D. Architectural proteins regulate gene expression by promoting DNA bending.
E. The chromatin remodeling complex can alter nucleosomal architecture, but cannot displace them.
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Contents in Column I and II are with respect to bacterial transcriptional regulation
Which one of the options below correctly matches contents in column I and Column II?
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Which one of the following statements about eukaryotic RNA processing is INCORRECT?
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The following statements are made with reference to the fact that tRNAs are known to possess tRNA their sequence.
A. RNA polymerase Ill utilizes TTP as one of the substrates.
B. Any other RNA polymerase, RNA polymerase Ill also utilizes UTP but when the RNA pol Ill reaches a looped structure it binds to S-adenosylmethionine to methylate C-5 position of the incorporated U to result in a thymine in a co- transcriptional manner.
C. During transcription of tRNA genes at the designated positions, DNA polymerase replaces RNA polymerase Ill to incorporate T in the tRNA transcript
D. A specific methyltransferase utilizes a methyl group donor to post transcriptionally modify the specific u residues into T residues.
E. Uracil to thymine conversion occurs in a large number of tRNAs in the TVC loop.
The option with all the correct statements is
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Leishmanai major, the causative protozoan paratiste of cutaneous leishmaniasis, resides and multiplies within the phagosomes of
macrophages. Resistance to the infection correlated verv well with the development of a Thl response. In order to prove this hypothesis,
three groups of BALB/c mice were taken: control group, IFNyC-/ -) group and IL-4 (-/-)group. All the groups were infected with L. Major and then parasite load was meausred in each group after 4 weeks, Which one of the following result will justify the experimental outcome confirming the hypothesis?
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Receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKS) form a large and important class of cell surface receptors whose ligands are soluble or membrane bound protein or peptide hormones.
Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?
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The following statements are made with reference to characteristics of glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, which are major constituents of extracellular matrix. Which one of them is INCORRECT?
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Prostate cancer cells were treated with Drug A and Drug B in order to check the efficacy of the drugs in arresting the growth of cells The following results were obtained:
Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?
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In C. elegans the SKN-1 protein controls t he fate of the EMS blastomere which generates the posterior pharynx. With reference to the above
which one of the following statements is INCORRECT?
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The hedgehog pathway is extremely important in vertebrate limb development, neural differentiation and facial morpho-genesis. In accordance with the above statement, what would happen in mice that are homozygous for a mutant allele of sonic hedgehog (shh)?
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In Xenopus, the Noggin protein, accomplishes two major functions of the organizer: it induces dorsal ectoderm to form neural tissues, and it dorsalizes mesoderm cells. Which one of the following observations is correct with respect to Noggin?
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Antennapedia protein expresses in the thoracic segment of the fly and not in the head region. However, a dominant mutation of Antennapedia replaces antenna with leg-like structure.
The following statements were made with reference to Antennapedia:
A. In a dominant Antennapedia mutant, the Antennapedia gene is expressed in the head as well as in thorax.
B. In the Antennapedia mutants, the Antennapedia gene is expressed in head region only and thus promotes leg-like structure in head socket
C. In addition to promoting thoracic structures, Antennapedia protein binds to and represses the enhancer of hemothorax and some other genes responsible for antenna specification.
D. Antennapedia has no role in thoracic region specification and thus recessive Antennapedia mutants show no phenotypic effect.
Which one of the following options represents correct statement(s)?
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The development of anthers and male gametophytes is highly conserved among angiosperms. Following are some of the events
associated with pollen development, in random order.
(a) Microsporogenesis in pollen sac to produce a tetrad.
(b) Asymmetric division forming immature pollen grain.
(c) Archespore division.
(d) Division of generative cell to form two sperm cells.
(e) Callase digestion to form free microsperes.
Which of the following option represent the correct series of events during pollen development?
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Following is the list of cellular responese of root hair to bacterial Nod factor and timing of their induction , which may or may not be matched.
Which one of the following is the correct match?
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Followings are certain statements regarding phytochrome-mediated signal transduction in Arabidopsis:
A. phyA and phyD are photo-stable, while phy, phyc and phyE are photo-labile.
B. Prolonged light exposure and the conversion of PRAto PERA cause phyA concentration to drop.
C. Exposure of light and conversion of PR to PFR cause movement of phytochromes from the cytosol into the nucleus.
D. phyB lacks nuclear localization sequence and depends on transporter protein for nuclear import
Which one of the combinations of above statements is correct?
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The gene encoding for mevalonate-3-kinase isdisrupted in a certain plant. Which one of the following statements concerning the above Plan t is correct?
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The action potential recorded from pace maker tissue (SA/AV node) of mammalian heart is shown in the following diagram:
On the basis of mechanism of generation of action potential in pace maker tissue (SA/AV node), the following statement were proposed from the above figure
A. 'funny' channels are activated at 'b'
B. Outward flow of K+ occurs at 'a'
C. T-ea++ channels are closed at 'c'
D. Fast Na+ channels are opened at 'd'
E. The upward phast at 'd' is largely due to inward movement of Na+
Which one of the following combinations represent correct statements?
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Some metabolic aspects of the Red Blood Cell (RBC) are proposed in the following statements:
A. Synthesis of fatty acids does not occur in the RBC
B. The pentose phosphate pathway is operative in the RBC
C. RBC cannot synthesize reduced glutathione (GSH)
D. RBC does not contain enzymes like adenosine deaminase and pyrimidine nucleotidase
E. NADH-dependent methemoglobin reductase system is present in RBC
Which one of the following combinations is NOT correct?
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Fibrinogen, Factor 1, is a soluble glycoprotein present abundantly in plasma. Following biochemical characteristics are given below about this glycoprotein:
A. It is a dimer of the three polypeptide chains (AaBβ γ)2
B. It is a dimer of two polypeptide chains (AaB β) 2
C. The chains are covalently linked by 29 interand intra-chain disulfide bonds
D. The chains are covalently linked by 19 interand intra-chain disulfide bonds
Which one of the following represents a combination of correct statements?
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Testosterone is a steroid hormone about which a set of statements are given below:
A. It is secreted by leydig cells of testes.
B. It is secreted by Sertoli cells of testes.
C. It inhibits secretion of luteinizing hormone from anterior pituitary.
D. It does not inhibit secretion of follicle-stimulating hormone from anterior pituitary.
Which one of the following combinations represents correct statements about testosterone?
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Fertilization of gametes containing chromosome with duplications or deletionsoften results in children with disabilities. What is the probabi lity of a couplewhere the male is ka ryotypically normal and the female has a pericentric inversionin heterozygouscondition prod ucing a child with disabilities if crossing over took place within the pericentric inve rsion in 26% of meiotic divisions?
In this case consider that fertilization with a gamete containing chromosomes with duplications or deletion will result in disabilities.
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The table given below shows the Lod score values of three different pairs of genes studied for assessing if they are linked pairs
The following conclusions were made from the data given above:
A. For gene pair 1 the probability of the genes being linked is 10 times more likely than them assorting independently.
B. For gene pair 2, the Lod score 2 indicates that the probability of the genes being linked is twice more likely than assorting independently.
C. The genes of pair 1 and 2, can both be considered as linked, while the genes of pair 3 exhibits independent assortment.
D. The genes of pair 3 can be considered as linked.
Which one of the following options represents statement(s) that is/are correct?
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In a mammal, coat colour is governed by gene B, The coat colour is either black or brown, depending on whether the genotype is BB or Bb. It is not known which of these genotypes lead to the black and brown colours. The genotype bb results in albino coat colour. Further, the genotype ce suppresses the expression of coat colour resulting in albino coat colour. An albino male was crossed with a brown female and the resulting progeny had individuals with either black or brown coats. From this observation it can be infered that the genotype of the male and female that were crossed are:
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The diagram below shows the floral diagram of the family Malvaceae. Parts of the diagram have been labe lled from A-D.\
Which of the following combinations represent all correct matches between labels and floral characters?
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The following diagrams {A to D) show characteristic arrangement of stamens within a flower and {i) to {v) enlist families of plants.
i. Cucurbitaceae
ii. Fabaceae
iii. Malvaceae
iv. Asteraceae
v. Euphorbiaceae
Which one of the following options has all correct matches between the arrangement of stamens and the families they belong to?
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Column I list names of organisms and column li list stages in life cycle.
Which one of the following options represents all correct matches between the two columns?
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Given below are statements regarding apomixis, i.e. asexual reproduction through seeds
A. Sporophytic apomicts often produce a mix of clonal and sexual progeny
B. In gametophytic apomixis, the unreduced central cell gives rise to apomictic embryo
C. In pseudogamy the endosperm is formed in the absence of fertilization
D. Apomixis can potentially be used to maintain hybrid vigour over many generations
Which one of the following options represents the combination of all correct statements?
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The linkage density in a food web is a function of the connectance and the number of species in it. It is defined as the average number of feeding links per species. Which one of the following would have the highest linkage density?
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Ozone concentration in the atmosphere is measured in Dobson units (Du). An ozone hole is said to have occurred when the concentration ofozone in the region falls below 220 Du. The diagram of the globe below shows the location of three study sites. The table below it showsvalues of ozone concentrations recorded at the sites for two dates in 2009.
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A population of crickets invading a new grassland showed a population growth pattern as shown in the figure
Following is the list of potential interpretations:
A. Environment is damaged due to population overshooting its K
B. The resources did not recover and population dies out
C. Carrying capacity is lowered due to shift in environmental conditions.
Which one of the following options/combination of options can correctly explain the cricket growth pattern?
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Given below are the spectra of plant forms (on the basis of where the plants bear their buds) in\ different biomes (A to C).
Which one of the following options correctly identifies the biomes represented in graphs A to C?
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The following four climatograms depict observation of mean temperature and rainfall for four locations. The solid lines depict temperature while the dashed line depicts rainfall.
Given below are five biomes:
I. Desert
II. Savannah
Ill. Tropical rain forest
IV. Mediterranean
V. Conifer ecosystem
Which of the following combinations correctly matches the climtograms to the biomes?
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A tree built using BLAST cannot be used to infer phylogenetic relationships. Given this, which of the following statements is NOT true about trees generated by BLAST?
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Given below are names of scientists and phrases describing their work, which may or may not be matched
Which one of the following options re presents correct matches between the scientist and his/ her work?
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In a population that is in a Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, 40% of the plants are recessive homozygotes and produce white flowers (WF). If the total number of individuals in the population is 14000 plants, the numbers of homozygous dominant red flowered (RF) plants and heterozygous pink flowered (PF) plants would be:
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Given below are the few statements on concepts related to genome evolution.
A. Presence of introns in some chloroplast genes suggests that endosymbiosis (leading to organelle evolution) occurred before loss of introns in prokaryotes and supports the hypothesis that genes originated as interrupted structures.
B. Negative selection is associated with increased rate of nonsynonymous substitutions as compared to synonymous substitutions.
c. Nucleotide substitution rates during evolution can be inferred from divergence of the sequences that are non-functional or neutral.
D. Positive selection is associated with increased rate of nonsynonymous substitutions as compared to synonymous substitutions.
Which one of the following options represents a combination of all INCORRECT statements?
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Growth patterns of two species (grown alone or together) are shown in Figures A and B
Match the growth patterns with the correct type of interaction represented by them
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A group of researchers are testing two new agents, M1 and M2 for their efficacy in selecting transgenic plants. When they performed tissue culture experiments using three explants, A, B, and C without Agrobacterium transformation, and selected the regenerated plants on M1 and M2, the following regene-ration frequencies were obtained.
Based on the above data, which one of the following conclusions is INCORRECT?
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RNA silencing is an important strategy to control viral infection in plants. The following statements were made regarding RNA silencing.
A. It is driven by small interfering RNA (SiRNA) derived from double-stranded form of viral RNA.
B. siRNA requires RISC for it function.
C. Many plant viruses encode proteins that act as suppressors of RNA silencing.
D. Viral P19 protein activates RNA induced silencing complex
Which one of the following combination of statements is correct?
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Given below are a few statements related to plant breeding and genetics:
A. Non-random mating between individuals closely related to each other would tend to promote a decrease in homozygosity at all loci.
B. Quantitative traits are typically influenced by environmental conditions to a greater extent than qualitative traits.
C. The "over dominance theory for explanation of heterosis assumes that in a heterozygote, only one of the alleles plays a functional role.
D. During domestication selected genes/traits
show a decrease in diversity.
Which one of the following options represents a combination of all INCORRECT statements?
QUESTION ID:138
Given below are a few terms in column A and column B.
QUESTION ID:139
Following are the typical dot plots of cytometric data obtained from peripheral white blood cells:
PLOT 1 PLOT 2
R1 in plot 1 shows the selection window of cells which were further
analysed based on immunostaining (plot 2). Analyze the given data and choose
the correct option representing the type of cell population in plot 1 selected and
segregated in various quadrants of plot 2.
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The data from an S1 nuclease mapping experiment for a transcript mfg1 using a 5' –end labelled probe are shown below.
Following interpretations we re made:
The liver RNA is 500 bp in length
The start site of the liver mfg1 transcript is 500 bp downstream of the 5' end of probe.
The kidney makes two mfg 1 transcripts, and the 3' end of one of these is shorter than the other.
Which one of the following options represents the correct combination of the interpretations?
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Given below is a schematic representation ofthe T-DNA region of a transgene construct and the Southern blot analysis (using Pst I digested genomic DNA) of five independent transgenic lines (labelled as A to E) developed using theconstruct. The probe used for hybridization is shown as a black box below the construct (UT:Untransformed Plant)
Based on the above data, which one of the following options gives the correct list of single insertion transgenic events?
QUESTION ID:143
Given below are the restriction profiles obtained upon digestion of a 4.8 kb plasmid with four different enzymes (E1, E2, E3 and E4).
E1: 4.8 kb E1+E2 = 500 bp + 4.3 kb
E2 : 4.8 kb+ E2+E3= 400bp+ 4.4 kb
E3 : 4.8 kb+ E3 + E4 = 2 kb+ 2.8 kb
E4 : 4.8 kb+ E1+ E4 = 1.9 kb +2.9 kb
Based on the above information, which one of the following statements is correct?
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QUESTION ID:145
Given below are a few statistical terms in Column A and their related features and terms in Column B.