The ‘anti-beriberi factor’ is called so because of the fact that the problem of beriberi increases greatly when the concerned diet lacks this factor.

Which of the following vitamins is popularly known as anti-beriberi factor?

Column chromatography is the method used in purification of individual chemical compounds from a mixture of compounds where the stationary phase is placed in a vertical glass column.

Which of the following represents the trademark for adsorbent used in the column chromatography of lipids?

Adipose tissue is a type of fat filled tissue mainly associated with protection and cushioning of vital organs of our body.

Which of the following cellular structures is found in adipose tissue?

Free fatty acids are unesterified form of fatty acids found in the blood plasma.

The number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the free fatty acids in 1 g of fat is called ___________.

There are 5 types of immunoglobulin molecules carrying out diverse functions in the immune system.

Which of the following classes of immunoglobulins is the most abundant form of circulating antibody?

The genetic code specifies the RNA triplets that correspond to each amino acid residue.

Which of the following codons is called amber codon?

Vitamin B₁₂ is a water-soluble vitamin forming the part of the vitamin B complex.

Which of the following chemical tests help us to measure the rate of absorption of vitamin B₁₂ from our intestine?

Haemoglobin is the oxygen carrier protein found in our red blood cells.

Which of the following chemical reagents is utilized in testing for haemoglobin?

There are various chemical tests performed as a part of urine analysis.

Which of the following chemical tests help us to determine the presence of albumin in urine?

Fatty acid refers to the major constituent of lipid, glycerol being another constituent.

Which of the following fatty acids is a 24 carbon based fatty acid?

Temperature is one of the important abiotic factor influencing plant growth.

Which of the following instruments is used as temperature transducer in plants?

Any outgrowth of a tissue is called a tumor. Tumor may be benign or malignant in nature.

Which of the following represents a cancer-like tumor of the digestive tract that grows slowly and rarely metastasizes?

Frame shift mutation refers to the type of gene mutations created by a deletion or insertion in a DNA sequence, which shifts the reading frame sequence.

Which of the following mutagenic agents intercalate in the DNA causing frameshift mutation?

Red muscle is the type of striated muscle required for relatively continuous utility.

Which of the following characteristics is found in red striated muscle?

Polyethylene glycol (PEG), made of repeating ethylene glycol units renders greater water solubility to proteins.

Which of the following represents the trademark for polyethylene glycol?