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This section includes 180 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Cell Biology knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
101. |
Which of the following is true based on the strength of the bond? |
A. | Ionic > Covalent > Vanderwaal > Hydrogen |
B. | Covalent > Ionic > Vanderwaal > Hydrogen |
C. | Covalent > Ionic > Hydrogen > Vanderwaal |
D. | Covalent > Ionic > Hydrogen = Vanderwaal |
Answer» C. Covalent > Ionic > Hydrogen > Vanderwaal | |
102. |
Which of following mechanisms do not contribute to shuffling of genes during reproduction? |
A. | crossing over |
B. | independent assortment |
C. | fertilization |
D. | SNP |
Answer» E. | |
103. |
Individuals of same species living in one area and interbreeding are called |
A. | herd |
B. | population |
C. | den |
D. | group |
Answer» C. den | |
104. |
How many olfactory receptor genes are present in humans? |
A. | 350 |
B. | 400 |
C. | 600 |
D. | 700 |
Answer» B. 400 | |
105. |
Presence of which of following elements in rock layers indicated mass extinction caused by a meteorite about 65 million years ago? |
A. | iridium |
B. | calcium |
C. | titanium |
D. | oxygen |
Answer» B. calcium | |
106. |
Which of following is a crustacean? |
A. | cray fish |
B. | jelly fish |
C. | silver fish |
D. | spider |
Answer» B. jelly fish | |
107. |
Which of following is not a blood group type in humans? |
A. | a positive |
B. | b negative |
C. | ab |
D. | abo |
Answer» E. | |
108. |
Glycolysis begins with which of the following reactions? |
A. | reduction |
B. | oxidation |
C. | phosphorylation |
D. | acidification |
Answer» D. acidification | |
109. |
ATP is abbreviation of which of following? |
A. | Adenosine triphosphate |
B. | Adenosine tetra phosphate |
C. | Adenine triphosphate |
D. | Alanine triphosphate |
Answer» B. Adenosine tetra phosphate | |
110. |
Molecule that an enzyme acts on is called |
A. | substrate |
B. | key |
C. | reactant |
D. | proton |
Answer» B. key | |
111. |
Which of following is smallest unit of classification? |
A. | kingdom |
B. | phyla |
C. | domain |
D. | specie |
Answer» E. | |
112. |
The rotary engine made of protein at the base of the flagella is driven by ______________ |
A. | Vanderwaal’s foce |
B. | Proton- motive force |
C. | Electron passage |
D. | Exchange of sodium and potassium ions |
Answer» C. Electron passage | |
113. |
Which of the following is a non-polar molecule? |
A. | Water |
B. | Ammonia |
C. | Ethylene |
D. | Ethanol |
Answer» D. Ethanol | |
114. |
Competitive enzyme inhibitors are ________ |
A. | Reversible inhibitors |
B. | Irreversible inhibitors |
C. | Permanent inhibitors |
D. | None of the mentioned |
Answer» B. Irreversible inhibitors | |
115. |
In cellular division, one cell gives rise to two daughter cells containing equal volume. However such a case of regular division is not observed in ________________ |
A. | White blood cells |
B. | Liver cells |
C. | Oocytes |
D. | Red blood cells |
Answer» D. Red blood cells | |
116. |
The non-protein constituents of conjugated proteins are called ___________ |
A. | enzymes |
B. | cofactors |
C. | amino acids |
D. | nucleosides |
Answer» C. amino acids | |
117. |
The following diseases is caused by viruses ____________ |
A. | Influenza |
B. | Measles |
C. | Typhoid |
D. | Both Influenza and Measles |
Answer» E. | |
118. |
How many mechanisms exist for altering the shape of an enzyme, playing a role in regulating glucose oxidation? |
A. | 1 |
B. | 2 |
C. | 3 |
D. | 4 |
Answer» C. 3 | |
119. |
Which of the following has the largest DNA sequence? |
A. | Pithovirus sibericum |
B. | Megavirus chilensis |
C. | TMV |
D. | T4 bacteriophage |
Answer» C. TMV | |
120. |
Escherichia coli commonly inhabit the _______________ place. |
A. | Human endodermal layer |
B. | Human digestive tract |
C. | Human bronchioles |
D. | Human skin surface |
Answer» C. Human bronchioles | |
121. |
Which of following gas causes ocean acidification? |
A. | oxygen |
B. | carbon dioxide |
C. | nitrogen |
D. | sulphur |
Answer» C. nitrogen | |
122. |
Fruit fly is heterozygous for how much of its loci? |
A. | 0.19 |
B. | 0.14 |
C. | 0.9 |
D. | 0.01 |
Answer» C. 0.9 | |
123. |
Temperature at which most of thermophilic bacterial enzymes work best is approximately |
A. | 100 °C and above |
B. | 70 °C and above |
C. | 20 °C and above |
D. | 10 °C and above |
Answer» C. 20 °C and above | |
124. |
At which temperature enzyme works best? |
A. | highest temperature |
B. | lowest temperature |
C. | optimum temperature |
D. | medium temperature |
Answer» D. medium temperature | |
125. |
Initial free energy required to start reaction is called |
A. | initial energy |
B. | activation energy |
C. | free energy |
D. | first energy |
Answer» C. free energy | |
126. |
Which of the following was first examined under a microscope that later led to the discovery of cells? |
A. | Honeycomb |
B. | Cork |
C. | Drosophila |
D. | Dead leaves |
Answer» C. Drosophila | |
127. |
Groove on surface of enzyme where reaction occurs is called |
A. | substrate site |
B. | product site |
C. | enzyme site |
D. | active site |
Answer» E. | |
128. |
In which of following, enzymes for cellular respiration is present? |
A. | endoplasmic reticulum |
B. | mitochondria |
C. | lysosomes |
D. | nucleus |
Answer» C. lysosomes | |
129. |
Geospiza fortis is scientific name for which of following? |
A. | mice |
B. | rat |
C. | finch |
D. | toad |
Answer» D. toad | |
130. |
Which of the following is absent in Gram- negative bacteria and present in Gram- positive bacteria? |
A. | Teichoic acids |
B. | Periplasmic space |
C. | Outer membrane |
D. | Lipopolysaccharide |
Answer» B. Periplasmic space | |
131. |
A branching diagram that shows evolutionary history is called |
A. | diagram of life |
B. | Punnett's square |
C. | phylogenetic tree |
D. | specie tree |
Answer» D. specie tree | |
132. |
Reactions that lose heat are termed as _____________ |
A. | endothermic |
B. | exothermic |
C. | chemical |
D. | physical |
Answer» C. chemical | |
133. |
Which of following scientist wrote famous book 'Origin of species'? |
A. | Darwin |
B. | Mendel |
C. | Watson and crick |
D. | Marie curie |
Answer» B. Mendel | |
134. |
During translation of proteins, the aminoacyl tRNA arrives at ____________ |
A. | Ribosomal A site |
B. | Ribosomal P site |
C. | Ribosomal T site |
D. | Ribosomal S site |
Answer» B. Ribosomal P site | |
135. |
How many molecules of ATP are formed per molecule of oxidation of glucose? |
A. | 12 |
B. | 24 |
C. | 36 |
D. | 48 |
Answer» D. 48 | |
136. |
Which of the following RNA is artificially made? |
A. | snRNA |
B. | scRNA |
C. | miRNA |
D. | siRNA |
Answer» C. miRNA | |
137. |
Rudolf Virchow, a German pathologist proposed the ___________________ |
A. | cell theory |
B. | first tenet of cell theory |
C. | second tenet of cell theory |
D. | third tenet of cell theory |
Answer» E. | |
138. |
The electron clouds around the nucleus are of ___________ |
A. | Spherical shape |
B. | Spherical and Dumbbell shape |
C. | Spherical and Hexagonal shape |
D. | Cannot be determined |
Answer» C. Spherical and Hexagonal shape | |
139. |
Cellular metabolism is a non-equilibrium metabolism. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
C. | May be True or False |
D. | Can't say |
Answer» B. False | |
140. |
HIV antagonizes the ___________ cell in human body. |
A. | Red Blood Cell (RBC) |
B. | Cytotoxic T cell |
C. | B cell |
D. | Helper T cell |
Answer» E. | |
141. |
Atoms or molecules having orbitals containing a single unpaired electron is known as ___________ |
A. | Captions |
B. | Anions |
C. | Free radicals |
D. | Carbocation |
Answer» D. Carbocation | |
142. |
Which of the following viruses is found in saliva? |
A. | HIV |
B. | Dengue virus |
C. | Hepatitis B virus |
D. | Epstein-Barr virus (EBV virus) |
Answer» E. | |
143. |
Mutations in non-coding regions of DNA that have no significant results are called |
A. | neutral mutations |
B. | silent mutations |
C. | point mutations |
D. | single nucleotide polymorphisms |
Answer» B. silent mutations | |
144. |
Nitrogen fixation can be done by ______________ |
A. | All prokaryotes |
B. | Certain cyanobacteria |
C. | Certain archaebacteria |
D. | None of the mentioned |
Answer» C. Certain archaebacteria | |
145. |
Parts of a cell can be isolated and cultured in a laboratory. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
C. | May be True or False |
D. | Can't say |
Answer» C. May be True or False | |
146. |
The TCA cycle occurs in which region of a prokaryotic cell? |
A. | cytosol |
B. | mitochondria |
C. | ribsomes |
D. | golgi complex |
Answer» B. mitochondria | |
147. |
Light energy is converted to chemical energy by photosynthesis and is stored in________________ |
A. | Glial cells |
B. | Mitochondria |
C. | Proteins |
D. | Carbohydrates |
Answer» E. | |
148. |
A small population that is separated from original and taken to a new environment takes new features. This is called |
A. | phenotypic effect |
B. | mutagens |
C. | genetic drift |
D. | founders effect |
Answer» E. | |
149. |
Pseudopeptidoglycan is a found in the cell wall of _______________ |
A. | Fungi |
B. | Archaea |
C. | Bacteria |
D. | Protozoa |
Answer» C. Bacteria | |
150. |
Which of the following statements is correct according to Chargaff’s rules? |
A. | All DNA molecules contain the same proportions of A, C, G and T |
B. | Single-stranded RNA molecules contain the same amount of A and U |
C. | In double-stranded DNA, the amount of T equals the amount of C |
D. | In double-stranded DNA, the amount of G equals the amount of C |
Answer» E. | |