The number of linkage group(s) present in Escherichia coli is

1.  one
2.  two
3.  four
4.  seven

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Natural cytokinins are synthesized in tissue that are

1.  senescent
2.  dividing rapidly
3.  storing food material
4.  differentiating

Subtopic:  Cytokinin |
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Resemblance of one organism to another for protection and hiding is

1.  mimicry
2.  predation
3.  adaptation
4.  camouflage

Subtopic:  Population Interactions: Predation |
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Spirochaetes is/are
1.  a class of insects
2.  a class of viruses
3.  bacteria
4.  fungi

Subtopic:  Kingdom Monera: Bacterial Classification |
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The metachromatic granules are

1.  present in plants cell at metaphase stage
2.  inclusion bodies in bacteria
3.  produced in insects during metamorphosis
4.  chromatophores in animal’s skin

Subtopic:  Ribosome and Inclusion Bodies |
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Clamp connection is found in
1.  Basidiomycetes
2.  Ascomycetes
3.  Saccharomycetes
4.  Haplomycetes

Subtopic:  Kingdom Fungi: Ascomycetes |
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AUG codes for
 
1.  valine
2.  histidine
3.  phenylalanine
4.  methionine

 

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Fluid mosaic model of plasma membrane was given by

1.  Robertson
2.  Robert Hooke
3.  Singer and Nicholson
4.  Gorter and Grendel

Subtopic:  Evidence for Fluidic Nature of Membrane |
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Cell respiration is carried out by

1.  ribosome
2.  mitochondria
3.  chloroplast
4.  Golgi bodies

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In the lac operon model, lactose molecules function as

1.  inducers, which bind with the operator gene
2.  repressors, which bind with the operator gene
3.  inducers, which bind with the repressor protein
4.  corepressors, which bind with repressors protein

Subtopic:  Gene Regulation: Lac Operon |
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