14. Which one among the following microscopic techniques is used to see clear resolution for the topology and distribution of transmembrane proteins of a cell membrane? A. Freeze-fracture electron microscopy […]
13. What is considered a weakness of scanning tunneling microscopy (STM)? A. The inability to move and arrange atoms to create a design B. The requirement for a conducting surface […]
12. Fluorescence microscopy is based on the ability of certain molecules to: A. Absorb light of a constant wavelength B. Absorb light of many different wavelengths C. Absorb light at […]
11. Which of the following is false about freeze-fracture technique? A. It involves physical breaking of frozen biological samples B. Fixation in glutaraldehyde C. Involves vacuum sublimation of ice D. […]
10. The kind of microscope in which image is formed by passing an electron beam through a specimen and focusing the scattered electrons is (A) Transmission electron microscope (B) Scanning […]
9. An image is formed from diffraction pattern by the process of (A) Image transformation (B) Data transformation (C) Fourier transformation A. Image transformation: Incorrect. Generic term; doesn’t specify mathematical […]
8. Which of monochromatic light would you choose for the best resolution of light microscope. (A) Violet (B) Red (C) Blue (D) Green Correct Answer: A. Violet Violet light provides […]
7. During microscopy, if the diameter of an object is decreased then its resolving power will be: A. Increase in proportion to increase in radius B. Decrease in proportion to […]
6. Location of a specific protein is predicted in vivo accurately by which of the following techniques? A. Scanning electron microscopy B. Indirect immuno-fluorescence microscopy using monoclonal antibody against the […]
5. The most important property of any microscope is its power of resolution, which is numerically equivalent to D, the minimum distance between two distinguishable objects. D depends on three […]
