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#Question id: 11964


 Animals cannot produce enzymes to digest cellulose, yet many termite species consume cellulose from plant material as a main part of their diet. How do termites access the nutrients contained in cellulose?

#SCPH28 | Zoology
  1. Termites have specialized mouthparts to mechanically break down the cellulose.
  2. The ingested plant material also contains enzymes for cellulose digestion.
  3. Cellulose is digested intracellularly in the termite hindgut.
  4. Mutualistic bacteria in the hindgut of the termite digest the cellulose into sugars.
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#Question id: 847

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

A proposed pathway for the action of E.coli chaperonins  are groEL and groES.groEL exist in trans and cis structure transferring with its bound ATP now become the cis ring once the groES  bound to it ATP hydrolysis takes place and improperly folded protein get properly folded, total number of  ATP molecules are required to per folding cycle;

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#Question id: 6965

#SCPH06 I Botany

what type of cleavage is used in frog embryos?

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#Question id: 3859

#SCPH28 | Zoology

Polyadenylation is:

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#Question id: 10275

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

In the initial phase of glycolysis, each hexose unit is phosphorylated twice and then split, producing two molecules of triose phosphate, in these reactions included irreversible reaction. How much irreversible reaction is performed in the glycolytic pathway through in this series of reactions?

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#Question id: 12910

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

Match the following:
A. RNA analysis               i. Sexing or cell mutation sites               a. Expressed Sequence tag
B. Forensic science           ii. mRNA analysis                                     b.  Analysis of DNA from blood
C. Gene discovery              iii. DNA profiling                                       c. Active latent viral infections
D. Single-cell analysis     iv.  RT–PCR                                             d. Sex determination of unborn