There are statement are given regarding the Plant pathogens groups   

a. derive energy from living cells, found on living plant have complex nutrition and do not kill host plants rapidly

b. derive energy from killed cells; they invade and kill plant tissue rapidly and then live saprotrophically on the dead remains

c. initially invading cells that are maintained alive prior to a transition to a necrotrophic life style in which nutrients are obtained from killing host cells

Choose which of the following is correctly defining the groups

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#Question id: 28454

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

A researcher performed an experiment during vulva formation in C.elegans;

I- In first experiment destroyed anchor cell 

II- In second experiment destroyed three central VPCs 

What kind of conclusion has been drawn by these experiments?

a) I-Three cells out of six of the equivalence group divide once and contribute to the vulva formation

b) I-all six cells of the equivalence group divide once and contribute to the hypodermal tissue

c) II-three outer cells, which normally form hypodermis, generate vulval cells instead

d) II-three remaining cells normally formed hypodermis as usually

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#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Which of the following protein is function as concentration gradient manner in C.elegans?

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#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

 Which of the following VPCs involve to generates the central vulval cells?

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#Question id: 28457

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

In which case of vulva formation in C.elegan, precursor cell has the ability to become hypodermis ?

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#Question id: 28458

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

In C. elegans LAG-2 protein and LIN-12 protein is homologous to which of the signaling pathway?

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#Question id: 28459

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

 In c.elegans, the cell secreting LAG-2 and LIN-12 protein act as ligand and the receptor for this molecule, if Lin-12 undergo Loss-of-function mutation resulting,