Cell Biology
Description: GATE LIFE SCIENCES/BIOTECHNOLOGY | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Neema Pandya | |
Tags: cell Biotechnology |
The term ‘lipochondria’ is applicable to which of the following cell organelles?
Cell organelles are the living counterparts of typical eukaryotic cells.
The term ‘ergastoplasm’ was originally coined to designate which of the following cell organelles?
Cell organelles are the living counterparts of typical cells.
The famous historic book ‘Micrographia’ is written by
The epithelial tissue tumor is also known as According to the cells of origin, tumors may be classified into various types.
Which of the following plant pigments is responsible for the brown hues of certain algae?
Photosystem II is found in
Oxysomes are associated with Mitochondria are double membrane bound cell organelles.
Which of the following is the example of a multi-drug transport system providing resistance to many drugs targeted at cancerous cells?
The type of filament associated with nuclear lamina is called The nuclear lamina is composed of nuclear lamins.
How many nuclear pore complexes are present in a typical mammalian cell? The nuclear envelope of a typical eukaryotic cell contains nuclear pore complexes made up of proteins called nucleoporins.
The thickness of plasma membrane is about The semi-permeable plasma membrane is so thin that it is far below the limit of the light microscope.
Which of the following is a double membranous cell organelle?
Cell organelles are the living counterparts of a typical cell having specialised roles.
Spherosomes are known to arise from Spherosomes or oleosomes are triacylglycerol filled vesicles that are important in seed development.
Who of the following scientists was awarded Nobel Prize for studies on chlorophyll pigments?
Chlorophyll is the universal green pigment present in the chloroplasts of green plants.
How many chlorophyll molecules are found in quantasomes? Quantasomes that are present on the surface of thylakoid membranes contain chlorophyll molecules.