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#Question id: 561


Enzyme X exhibits maximum activity at pH = 6.9.  X shows a fairly sharp decrease in its activity when the pH goes much lower than 6.4.  One likely interpretation of this pH activity is that:

#Biochemistry
  1. a Glu residue on the enzyme is involved in the reaction.

  2. a His residue on the enzyme is involved in the reaction.

  3. the enzyme has a metallic cofactor.

  4. the enzyme is found in gastric secretions

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#Question id: 39109

#Life Sciences

The "Dipleurula concept" is associated with the origin of:

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#Question id: 39110

#Zoology

In which of the following animals is the notochord persistent throughout life and extends from the head to the tail?

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#Question id: 39110

#Life Sciences

In which of the following animals is the notochord persistent throughout life and extends from the head to the tail?

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#Question id: 39111

#Zoology

Consider the following statements regarding Protista and Metazoa:

I. Protists are primarily unicellular eukaryotes.

II. Parazoa includes animals with true tissues and organs.

III. Metazoans exhibit division of labor at the cellular or tissue level.

IV. Euglena is a mixotrophic protist showing both plant and animal features.

Which of the statements are correct?

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#Question id: 39111

#Life Sciences

Consider the following statements regarding Protista and Metazoa:

I. Protists are primarily unicellular eukaryotes.

II. Parazoa includes animals with true tissues and organs.

III. Metazoans exhibit division of labor at the cellular or tissue level.

IV. Euglena is a mixotrophic protist showing both plant and animal features.

Which of the statements are correct?

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#Question id: 39112

#Zoology

Identify the correct features of Class Amphibia:

I. Presence of a dicondylic skull.

II. Skin is dry and cornified.

III. Respiration occurs via lungs, skin, and buccopharyngeal cavity.

IV. They are homeothermic animals.