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TH2 cells mainly
help to activate
:
a) T cells
b)
B cells
c)
MHC
I molecules
d) MHC II molecules
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Which of the following
stabilizes cell shape
a) DNA
b) Actin
c)
Myosin
d)
RNA
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Fibroblast cells can be induced
to proliferate by treatment with ..............
a) Platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF)
b)
Epidermal growth
factor (EGF)
c)
Both (EGF) and (PDGF)
d) None
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Even in the absence
of antigen humans can make more than..................................................................................................... different
antibody molecules.
a) 10120
b) 1210
c) 1012
d) 10112
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a)
Adaptive, nervous
b) Adaptive, respiratory
c)
Innate, nervous
d) Activated, metabolic
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Inhibitor that binds to a site other than active site of enzyme
a) Competitive inhibitor
b) Reversible inhibitor
c)
IRReversible inhibitor
d) Non competitive inhibitor
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Condition in which cells have specific
binding
a) cell recognition
b) cell communication
c)
cell adhesion
d) a & c
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In circular form, glucose molecule
can adapt alpha or beta configuration. In beta glucose, OH group is pointing ------ while in case of alpha OH group is in ---------
direction
a)
Upward, downward
b)
Downward, upward
c)
Upward, linear
d)
Upward, linear
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People with additional Y chromosome have external appearance
a)
Abnormal
b) Normal
c)
None
d) May be normal
or abnormal
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Which one is the product of genetic engineering
a)
Insulin
b) Quina
c)
Plasmid
d) Fatty acids
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a) UGA
b)
AUG
c)
UAG
d) UAA
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Function of Golgi apparatus is
a)
Packaging and transportation of proteins
b) egradation of proteins
c)
Homeostasis
d) Cell movement
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An average
globular cell have--- mitochondria
a) 100,000
b) 10,000
c) 1,000
d) 100
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Chromosome fibres
consist of
a)
DNA and protein
b) phosphate bonds
c)
nucleosomes
d) protein only
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Microtubules which are not attached to the chromosomes are
a)
Mitotic Centre
b) Centrosomes
c)
Polar microtubules
d) Polar microtubules
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The number of appearance of chromosomes in the nucleus
of a eukaryotic cell is called
a) Prototype
b) Genetic makeup
c)
Karyotype
d) Karyotype
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HIV is
a) DNA virus
b)
RNA virus
c)
Herpes virus
d) Adeno virus
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Structure formed by many folding of polypeptide chain
a) Primary protein structure
b)
Secondary protein structure
c)
Tertiary protein structure
d) Quaternary protein structure
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Ribosomes are engaged in:
a) Lipid synthesis
b)
Protein synthesis
c)
DNA
synthesis
d) Sugar synthesis
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are removed
during RNA maturation.
a)
Introns
b) Exons
c)
Intron-Exon boundaries
d) Promoter region only
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TH2 cells mainly
help to activate
:
a)
T cells
b) MHC I molecules
c)
B
cells
d) MHC II molecules
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Mendel donated
dominant and recessive
traits as
a) Ss and ss
b)
SS and ss
c)
ss
and Ss
d) SS and SS
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Structure of protein is
a) One dimensional
b) Two dimensional
c)
Three dimensional
d) Four dimensional
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The fusion
of membranes from same compartment is termed as
a) Heterotypic fusion
b)
Homotypic fusion
c)
Hemitypic fusion
d) Hemitypic fusion
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Which one of the following
substances in immune
system causes capillaries to dilate and become leaky?
a) Amino acids
b) Thymine
c)
Carbohydrates
d)
Histamine
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On which site a substrate binds on an enzyme........
a) Peptidal site
b)
Active site
c)
Binding site
d) Catalytic site
Q
For optimal activity
of hydrolytic enzymes,
lysosome maintains a pH about
a) 7.0
b) 5.0
c) 3.0
d) 9.0
Q
Which one of the following helps in stimulating breast cells to produce milk?
a) STAT 1
b) Erythropoietin
c)
Prolactin
d) Interferon
Q
Proteins which are fully translocated across Endoplasmic reticulum and are embedded in it
a) Transmembrane proteins
b)
Water soluble
proteins
c)
Extrinsic proteins
d) Extrinsic proteins
Q
Activation energy of an enzymatic reaction
is
a)
Low
b) High
c)
Intermediate
d) All
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Ran GTPase
is a molecular switch that exist in
a)
2 states
b) 6 states
c)
8
states
d) 4 states
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------------is one of the example
of Coenzyme
a) Iron
b) Zinc
c)
NAD
d) Haeme
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An oncogene after
mutation produces one of abnormal
condition
a) Kidney stones
b) Encephalopathy
c)
Diabetes
d)
Cancer
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Enzyme used in PCR process
a) Thermus hydrophila
b) Thermus punctata
c)
Thermus aquaticus
d) Thermus fario
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Bacterial DNA is present
in
a)
Nucleoid
b) Nucleolus
c)
Nucleus
d) Nucleoplasm
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Dendritic cells use on of following signal to guide helper T cells to effector T cells
a) IL-4
b) IL-3
c)
IL-2
d) IL-1
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Genes are located
in the nucleus and tangled
charamatin material wrapped
around histones in ............
a) Both Eukarotes and Prokaryotes
b)
Eukaryotes
c)
Prokaryotes
d) None of these
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Organisms shuffle
genes by
a)
Meiosis
b) Mitosis
c)
binary fission
d) multiple fission
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Inactive "Intracellular Receptors" (ICR) may occur ......
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a)
free moving
in plasma
b) Occur in cytoplasm
c)
Occur as DNA bound
d) Both (Occur in cytoplasm) and (DNA bound)
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The cells which are activated
initially by recognizing foreign antigen on APC
a) B cells
b) Macrophages
c)
B
and T cells
d)
T cells
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a) Lipids are……………..
a) insoluble, hydrophobic molecule
b) soluble, hydrophilic molecules
c) basic molecule
d) acidic molecule
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How many times an average cell divide before
it gets unhealthy
a) 25 times
b)
50 times
c)
75
times
d) 100 times
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are removed
during RNA maturation.
a)
Introns
b) Promoter region only
c)
Intron-Exon boundaries
d) Exons
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T.H.Morgan observed
a) Independent assortment of genes
b)
Gene linkage
c)
Segregation of genes
d) Fertilization
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Cholera toxin prevents..........
a)
Hydrolysis of GTP to GDP
b) Formation of ATP
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c)
Formation of GTP
d) None of these
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Which one is larger sex chromosome
a)
X
b) Y
c)
XY
d) None
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Stitching two different DNAs together is
a)
Replication
b) Genetic engineering
c)
Translation
d) Transcription
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Philadelphia chromosome is a chromosomal translocation between chromosome and .
a) 5 & 6
b) 7 & 21
c) 1 & 2
d) 9 & 22
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Cyanobacteria are type of bacteria that have
a) Cyanocide
b) Nucleus
c)
Chlorophyll
d) Mitochondria
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The immune system, like the system, can remember prior experiences
a) Adaptive, respiratory
b)
Adaptive, nervous
c)
Innate, nervous
d) Activated, metabolic
Q
Chromosome fibres
consist of
a) protein only
b) nucleosomes
c)
DNA and protein
d) phosphate bond
Q
How many types of bacterial colony were used by Freddrick
Griffith in his experiment
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a)
2
b) 4
c)
6
d) 8
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Endoplasmic reticulum is composed of rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum and plays important
role in -------------------------
a) Sorting and modifying protein
b) Sorting protein
c)
Modifying protein
d) Degrading protein
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There are............. lymphocytes in the human body, making
the immune system
comparable in cell mass to the liver
or brain a) 2 × 1210
b) 2 × 1021
c) 2 × 1012
d) 12 × 1012
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Genes are located
in the nucleus and tangled
charamatin material wrapped
around histones in ..........
a) Both Eukarotes and Prokaryotes
b) Eukaryotes
c)
Prokaryotes
d) None of these
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If one gene prevent
the expression of other gene
a) Pleiotropy
b)
Epistasis
c)
Synapse
d) Tetrad
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The fusion
of membranes from same compartment is termed as
a) Heterotypic fusion
b)
Homotypic fusion
c)
Hemitypic fusion
d) Hypotypic fusion
Q
Approximately, How many years ago life orignated.....
a) 4,000,000,000
b) 4,000,000,000, 000,000
c) 4,000,000,000,000
40,000,000,000
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Proteins which are fully translocated across Endoplasmic reticulum and are embedded in it
a) Intinsic proteins
b) Extrinsic proteins
c)
Water soluble proteins
d) Water soluble proteins
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Phenylalanine hydroxylase metabolizes
a) Phenylalanine to Lysine
b)
Phenylalanine to Tyrosine
c)
Tyrosine to Phenylalanine
d) Lysine to Phenylalanine
Q
Activation of Phospholipase C-β a) 10%
b) 90%
c) 20%
d) 1%
Q
Mental retardation is caused by
a) Leishmaniasis
b) Cystic fibrosis
c)
Phenylketonuria
d) Sickle cell anemia
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The agent that is used as cryoprotectant is
a) KMNO4
b) Acetic acid
c)
EDTA
d)
DMSO
Q:
cell membrane
intake particles by vesicle formation
a) Endocytosis
b) Exocytosis
c)
Pinocytosis
d) Phagocytosis
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In 2014 it was reported
that one of following proteins
in blood is helpful in cure of Alzheimer’s
disease and heart disease
a)
A 11
b)
A12
c)
A13
d)
A14
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Undefferentiated cells of multicellular organisms
which can develope
into specialized cells
a) Hepatocytes
b) Degenerative cells
c)
Mast cells
d)
Stem cells
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Autocrine signals
bind to the receptors on the cells, which ...........
a) are arround them
b) has no involvement of the receptors
c)
Adjacent Cells
d)
Cells that secrete them
Q
People with additional Y chromosome have external appearance
a) Normal
b)
Abnormal
c)
May
be normal or abnormal
d) None
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Helices that are/is involved
in agonist binding
are
a) Helix 6
b)
Helix 5
c)
Helix 3
d) All
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The lipids
molecules held together
by weak interactions and
a)
Van der waals forces
b) Hydrogen bonds
c)
Isotonic bonds
d) Esterase bonds
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β-blockers (antagonist) are involved in
a) Bind to receptor
by not activating it
b) None of these
c)
Mimicking the function of a hormone
d) Making the hormone
activity better
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a) Initiation site of transcription
b) Co factor
c)
Promoter
d) Active site
e)
Effective site
Q
Sex related
disorders are
a)
X-
related
b) Y- related
c)
XY- related
d) XYZ - related
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Which one is initiation codon
a) UAG
b)
AUG
c)
UGA
d) UAA
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Function of G protein in vision may involve.....
a) Removal of NADPH
b) Production of ATP
c)
Inactivation of K+ channels
d)
Activation of Phospholipase C-β
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Calmodulin is about.... %
of total cell protein mass
a) 10%
b) 20%
c) 90%
d) 1%
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The agent that is used as cryoprotectant is
a) Acetic acid
b) KMNO4
c)
DMSO
d) EDTA
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In prometaphase I, only ONE of the following occurs:
a) Sister chromatids start pairing up
b) Centrosomes start moving to the opposite poles and form microtubules
c)
Condensation of DNA material
d)
Disintegration of the nuclear
membrane
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In 2014 it was reported
that one of following proteins
in blood is helpful in cure of Alzheimer’s
disease and heart disease
a) A11
b)
A12
c)
A 13
d) A 14
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Undefferentiated cells of multicellular organisms
which can develope
into specialized cells
a) Mast cells
b) Hepatocytes
c)
Stem cells
d) Degenerative cells
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Once the genetic information has passed on to the next generation, it does not
a) change
b)
inherit to next generation
c)
remove
d) remove
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Both (Occur in cytoplasm) and (DNA bound)
a) Addition of phosphate
group
b) Removal of phosphate
group
c)
Both addition
and removal and thrionine residues
of phosphate group
d) Phosphorylation of specific
serine
Q
The fusion
of membranes from same compartment is termed as
a) Heterotypic fusion
b) Hemitypic fusion
c)
Homotypic fusion
d) Hypotypic fusion
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For optimal activity
of hydrolytic enzymes,
lysosome maintains a pH about
a) 3.0
b) 3.0
c) 5.0
d) 7.0
Q
Phosphorylation signaling in the E. coli alters
a) Kinase acctivity
b) Transcription factor
c)
Responder function
d)
Protein synthesis
Q
Proteins which are partly translocated across Endoplasmic reticulum
and are embedded in it
a) Transmembrane proteins
b)
Water soluble
proteins
c)
Intrinsic proteins
d) Extrinsic proteins
Q
Ran GTPase
is a molecular switch that exist in
a)
2 states
b)
4
states
c)
6
states
d)
8
states
Q
How many protein molecules an animal cell contains
a) 5 billion
b)
10 billion
c)
15 billion
d) 20 billion
Q
Autocrine signals
bind to the receptors on the cells, which ...........
a) are arround them
b)
Cells that secrete them
c)
Adjacent Cells
d) has no involvement of the receptors
Q
An oncogene
after mutation produces
one of abnormal condition
a) Diabetes
b) Kidney stones
c)
Encephalopathy
d)
Cancer Q Dendritic
cells use on of following
signal to guide helper T cells to effector T cells
a) IL-1
b) IL-3
c)
IL-4
d)
IL-2
Q
The cells which are activated initially
by recognizing foreign
antigen on APC
a) B cells
b) B and T cells
c)
Macrophages
d)
T cells
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are passed on to the daughter cells
after mitosis but not passed
on to the children.
a) Germ line mutations
b) Point mutations
c)
Somatic mutations
d) Chromosomal mutations
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Philadelphia chromosome is a chromosomal translocation between chromosome and .
a) 7 & 21
b) 1 & 2
c) 9 &
22
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d) 5 &
6
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The immune system, like the system, can remember prior experiences
a)
Adaptive, nervous
b) Adaptive, respiratory
c)
Innate, nervous
d) Activated, metabolic
Q
Even in the absence
of antigen humans can make more than..................................................................................................... different
antibody molecules.
a) 10120
b) 1210
c) 1012
d) 10112
Q
Undefferentiated cells of multicellular organisms
which can develope
into specialized cells
a) Mast cells
b)
Stem cells
c)
Hepatocytes
d) Degenerative cells
Q
For optimal activity
of hydrolytic enzymes,
lysosome maintains a pH about
a) 3.0
b) 5.0
c) 7.0
d) 9.0
Q
Ran GTPase
is a molecular switch that exist in
a)
2 states
b) 4 states
c)
6
states
d) 8 states
Q
How many protein
molecules an animal
cell contains
a) 5 billion
b)
10 billion
c)
15 billion
d) 20 billion
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There are............. lymphocytes in the human body, making
the immune system
comparable in cell mass to the liver or brain
a) 2 × 1210
b) 2 × 1012
c) 2 × 1021
d) 12 × 1012
Q
An oncogene after mutation produces
one of abnormal condition Diabetes
a) Kidney stones
b) Encephalopathy
c)
Encephalopathy
d)
Cancer
Q
The cells which are activated initially
by recognizing foreign
antigen on APC
a) B cells
b)
T cells
c)
B
and T cells
d) Macrophages
Q
are passed on to the daughter cells
after mitosis but not passed
on to the children.
a) Germ line mutations
b)
Somatic mutations
c)
Point mutations
d) Chromosomal mutations
Q
Philadelphia chromosome is a chromosomal translocation between chromosome and .
a) 9 & 22
b) 1 & 2
c) 7 & 21
d) 5 & 6
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Which one of the following
gene is mutated in approximately 30% of all human tumors?
a) BRCA1 gene
b) EFGR gene
c)
RAS gene
d) all of the above
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Genes are located
in the nucleus and tangled
charamatin material wrapped
around histones in ............
a) Both Eukarotes and Prokaryotes
b)
Eukaryotes
c)
Prokaryotes
d) None of these
Q
Even in the absence
of antigen humans can make more than..................................................................................................... different
antibody molecules.
a) 10120
b) 1012
c) 1210
d) 10112
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Which one of the following helps in stimulating breast cells to produce milk?
a) STAT 1
b) Interferon
c)
Erythropoietin
d)
Prolactin
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Which one of the followings protein is activated
when DNA is damaged,
a)
Histone
b) Kinase
c)
Actin
d) Albumin
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Which one of the following
substances in immune
system causes capillaries to dilate and become leaky?
a) Amino acids
b) Thymine
c)
Histamine
d) Carbohydrates
Q
Some of the genes those who remain expressed all the time in cells are called?
a) Differentially expressed genes
b)
Constitutively expressed genes
c)
Housekeeping genes
d) Both housekeeping and
constitutive genes
Q
a)
Which one of the following substances in immune system causes capillaries to dilate and become leaky?
b) Thymine
c)
Amino acids
d)
Histamine
e)
Carbohydrates
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Which one of the following helps in stimulating breast cells to produce milk?
a) Erythropoietin
b)
Prolactin
c)
Interferon
d) STAT 1
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Which one of the followings protein
is activated when DNA is damaged,
a) Actin
b) Kinase
c)
Histone
d) Albumin
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What is the role of MHC in immunity? Enlist
some major differences between MHC I and MHC II
molecules.
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What is the homotypic and heterotypic fusion and how it forms?
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Differentiate Euchromatin and Heterochramatin
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What is the homotypic and heterotypic fusion and how it forms?
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Give the detail
of events taking
place at synapse
at an activated neuromuscular junction?
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Differentiate between B cells and T cells?
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Please enlist the strategies of transcription regulation...........
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How UV light help to sterilization the equipment.....
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Please elaborate the different stages of the cell cycle..........
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How a sheep can be cloned through
nuclear transfer, provide
details in the form of steps?
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Describe the two signaling function
of N-terminal ER signal sequence
of a soluble protein.....
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How do terbutaline and β-blockers affect
the function of Epinephrin adrenaline?
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Name five major growth
promoting oncogenes.
Q
Whar are Stress Response Elements.......................
.
Q
Please enlist the strategies of transcription regulation...........
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Give the detail
of events taking
place at synapse
at an activated neuromuscular junction?
Q
Name five major growth promoting oncogenes.
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What are the Stem cells and how they differ
from the specialized cells?
Q
Differentiate the "confluent monolayer" and "past confluency" stages......
Q
Please elaborate the different stages
of the cell cycle..........
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Please elaborate the different stages
of the cell cycle..........
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Write detailed mechanism of TGF- β receptor family?
Q
How G protein
is involved in the formation of GDP ultimately Q
Write detailed mechanism
of TGF- β receptor family?