82. Where do B lymphocytes acquire immune competence? (A) Thymus (B) Bone Marrow (C) Lymph nodes (D) Spleen Here’s an SEO-friendly article on the topic, optimized for search engines with […]
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Organ Function Mismatch
81. Which one of the following organs is INCORRECTLY paired with its function? (A) Intestinal villi-absorption (B) Epiglottis – closure of larynx (C) Gall bladder – carbohydrate digestion (D) Parietal […]
Which Statement About Phospholipids is False?
80. Which one of the following statements is FALSE with respect to phospholipids? (A) Phospholipids have amphipathic character (B) Phospholipids form the lipid bilayer of the cell membrane (C) Phospholipids […]
Intermediate Filaments Function
79. Which one of the following is a function of intermediate filaments? (A) Chromosome movement during the cell division (B) Cytoplasmic streaming (C) Formation of tight junctions (D) Anchorage of […]
Constitutive Enzymes in Biology
78. Constitutive enzymes are (A) Induced by effector molecules (B) Repressed by repressors (C) Encoded by sequences that occur as part of an operon (D) Always produced in the cell […]
Carbon Dating Fossil Age
77. Which one of the following statements is TRUE when determining the age of a fossil using carbon dating? (A) Carbon dating is based on carbon-13 to carbon-12 ratio in […]
What is Paedomorphosis?
76. The term “paedomorphosis” refers to (A) Accelerated reproductive development as compared to somatic development (B) A transient stage in the developmental event (C) Two independent structures resembling each other, […]
β-Galactosidase Expression in E. coli
75. An E. coli strain is grown initially on glucose as the sole carbon source. Upon complete consumption of glucose following 12 h of growth, lactose is added as the […]
Ampicillin Stock Solution Dilution Calculation
74. The volume (in ml) of a 1.0mg/mlstock solution of ampicillin to be added to 0.1 liter of growth medium for achieving a final ampicillin concentration of 50𝜇 g/ml is […]
Bacterial Growth Yield on Fructose
73. A bacterial culture is grown using 2.0mg/ml fructose as the sole source of carbon and energy. The bacterial biomass concentrations immediately after inoculation and at the end of the […]


