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21.

A nerve fibre cannot be stimulated during the absolute refractory period of a previous stimulus because

  • Sodium permeability remains high  

  • Sodium-potassium pump does not operate

  • Voltage gated calcium channels remain closed

  • Potassium conductance remains low


22.

ATP driven pumps hydrolyze ATP to ADP and phosphate and use the energy released to pump ions or solutes across a membrane. There are many classes of these pumps and representatives of each are found in all prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Which of the following statements about these pumps is NOT correct?

  • P-type pumps ate multipass transmembrane proteins which phosphorylate themselves during pumping and involve in ion transport.

  • F-type pumps normally use the H+ gradient across the membrane to drive the synthesis of ATP.

  • V-type pumps normally use voltage gradient for transport of small molecules.   

  • ABC tranpsorters primarily pump small molecules across cell membrane.


23.

Mutants of lac Y (Y-) gene of E. coli do not synthesize the lactose permease protein. The following statements refer to the behavior of lac Y- mutants under different experimental conditions.

A. No synthesis of β- galactosidase when Y- cells are induced with lactose.

B. Synthesis of β- galactosidase when cells are induced with lactose.

C. No synthesis of β- galactosidase when cells are induced with IPTG.

D. Synthesis of β- galactosidase when cells are induced with IPTG.

E. The cells induced with IPTG cannot grow in the presence of TONPG (TONPG is a compound, whose uptake is mediated by lactose permease and cleaved by β- galactosidase to release a toxic compound).

F. Cells induced with IPTG can grow in the presence of TONPG.

Which combination of the above statements is correct?

  • A, D and F      

  • B, C and E

  • A, C and F

  • A, C and E


24.

The consequence of this recombination will be the formation of:

A. A dicentric and an accentric chromosome in meiosis I as the chiasmata gets terminated.

B. No dicentric or acentric chromosome but appearance of deletion and duplication in both the chromosomes.

C. All non-viable gamestes.

D. Non-viable gametes from crossover products.

Which of the above statements are correct?

  • A and B

  • A and C

  • A and D  

  • B and C


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25.

With reference to lac operon, what will be the phenotype of an E.coli strain having a genotype i-o+y-/F’i+ocz-y+?

  • Constitutive for both β-galactosidase and lac permease.

  • Inducible for both β-galactosidase and lac permease.

  • Inducible for β-galactosidase and constitutive for lac permease.

  • Constitutive for β-galactosidase and inducible for lac permease.


26.

Which nitrogen of adenosine gets protonated if the pH of the nucleoside is lowered from 7 to 3?

  • N1

  • N3

  • N7

  • N9


27.

Phosphatidylserine, an important component of biological membrane, is located in

  • The outer leaflet but flipflops to the inner leaflet under specific conditions.

  • Both the leaflets.

  • The middle of the bilayer

  • The inner leaflet but flipflops to outer leaflet under specific conditions.  


28.

Major disadvantage of using liposome as a targeted drug delivery vehicle is that

  • It gets internalized by phagocytosis inside lysosomes.    

  • It is very unstable and has low shelf-life.

  • It gets intercalated in cell membranes.

  • Its drug entrapment efficiency is very low.


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29.

All cytosolic proteins have  nuclear export signals that allow them to be removed from the nucleus when it reassembles after

  • Meiosis

  • Mitosis

  • Both mitosis and meiosis

  • DNA replication


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30.

Spematogonial stem cell undergoes extensive metamorphosis to become a spermatozoan. Meiosis leads to the formation of spermatids containing 22 autosomes and one sex chromosome. A male mouse was found in a colony which always produces only female pups upon mating. Which one of the following is a possible reason?

  • Spermiogenesis was defective.

  • All spermatogonial stem cells contained only X and no Y chromosome.

  • Activation of the Y chromosome-linked post-meiotic death-related gene may lead to such a situation.   

  • Activation of the X chromosome-linked post-meiotic death-related gene may lead to such a situation.


C.

Activation of the Y chromosome-linked post-meiotic death-related gene may lead to such a situation.   

The possible reason for the male mouse in a family of only female pups would be the activation of Y chromosome-linked to post-meiotic death-related genes.


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