Cytology: Test 2
Description: Unit 2 test 2 | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Divya Kade | |
Tags: Unit 2 test 2 Cellular Organelles Cell: Structure and Function Biology Plastids Non Endomembrane System of Cell Ribosomes Endomembrane System of Cell Micromolecules of Life Metabolites in Humans |
In case of mitosis in 'Gnetum', which of the following is the correct explanation for the term ‘karyochoresis’?
Which of the following processes takes place during the G2 phase of cell division?
Which of the following is not a correct statement with reference to peroxisomes?
Under high concentration of oxygen, which of the following physiological functions are performed by the chloroplasts of C-3 plants?
Which of the following components joins the adjacent doublets of the axoneme of the eukaryotic flagellum?
Match the name of the scientist in column I to his contribution to cytology in column II.
Which of the following is the most suitable statement to justify 'the mesosomes of bacteria are equivalent to the mitochondria of eukaryotes'?
Name the cell organelle which is surrounded by a single unit membrane and contains two major enzymes namely isocitrate lyase and maltase synthetase.
What concentration of magnesium ions is required for joining of ribosomes to form dimers?
The general formula CnH2n-2x O2 represents
Miescher (1869) discovered the first nucleic acid and named it
Cell components can be physically separated from each other by
Match the cell organelles in Column I with that of their enzymes in Column II.
Circular DNA is found in A. E. coli and Mitochondria B. Yeast only C. E.coli only D. All the bacteria E. Chloroplast
Assertion (A) - Striated muscles show many nuclei in their muscle tissue. Reason (R)- If karyokinesis is not followed by cytokinesis the cell becomes multinucleate or coenocytic or syncytial.