Blue light activates a proton pump at the guard cell plasma membrane. The relationship between proton pumping at the guard cell plasma membrane and stomatal opening is evident from the observations that;

 a.) Orthovandate inhibits the fusicoccin-stimulated opening

 b.) fusicoccin stimulates both proton extrusion from guard cell protoplasts and stomatal opening

 c.) CCCP inhibits the fusicoccin-stimulated opening

 d.) CCCP, a proton ionophore that makes the plasma membrane highly permeable to protons resulting stomatal opening

 Which one of the following observation from the above statements should  be correct?

#Question id: 4791

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Body color in mice, YY is a recessive lethal, Yy yellow, yy gray and hair type straight is dominant over fuzzy. A geneticist crosses two yellow mice with heterozygous straight hair. Which the observe ratio is of obtains following progeny?

#Question id: 4794

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

 Following statement given for a character

A- Characteristics are determined by autosomal genes

B- Inherited according to Mendel’s principles

C-they are different expressivity in males and females

Which of the following having above statements feature?

#Question id: 4797

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Non allelic genotype aa governing white phenotype with recessive epistatic over non allelic gene B for red phenotype Which of the following cross would produce 25 % white phenotype in their offspring? 

#Question id: 4725

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Ptosis (droopy eyelid) may be inherited as a dominant human trait. Among 30 people who are heterozygous for the ptosis allele, 10 have ptosis and 20 have normal eyelids. What is the penetrance for ptosis?

#Question id: 4781

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Two non allelic gene P and Q governed  Glume color in sorghum.

P= blakish purple          

Q = raddish purple (dependent over P gene )

If heterozygous Raddish purple were cross with homozygous brown color .What are phenotypic ratio of  progeny?

#Question id: 15664

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology