DNA Locations in Plant Cells
DNA Locations in Plant Cells
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①
d. Outside the nucleus Ribose
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4. The nucleolus is rich in
a. DNA and proteins. b. DNA and lipids
c. RNA and lipids d. RNA and proteins
Protein) DNA
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·
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⑨ *
↑
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mon
chromatin /
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manu
/ Express
ma
Meterochromatin Euchromatin
les DNA
->
->
less active -> more active
Dark
->
color ->
lightcolor.
6. Chromosomes consist of
a. DNA
b. DNA + histone
c. DNA + non-histone
d. DNA + histone + non-histone
a. DNA
b. DNA and proteins
c. DNA, RNA & proteins
d. RNA and proteins
C c. Nucleosome
Expressive
d. Both a & b
Chromess
-
-
↓ F over-lev
crossing
crossing
or
8. Electron microscope has revealed the presence of
a. Leucoplast b. Chloroplast
c. Chromosome d. Ribosome
·
smallestcell organelle -> Ribosome
·
Universally in all cell -> Book & Eukaryo
-> membraneller
(Not a true cell
Protein factory of
·
2211. organ).
9. Ribosomes are present in ↳
In
Granular
a. Mitochondria only
b. Nucleus only
c. Nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplast
d. Nucleus, mitochondria and centriole
w
w
④
·
mi3 Semi autonom
2/0
↳ ↓
ER. cytoplasme
>
10. Ribosomes are made up of
a. Fat & protein b. Protein and RNA
c. Protein & DNA d. Lipid & protein
Ribosoma
↓
Epolysome
+
- Y 00
=
3 ↓
'Amuribosome
I
=
&
&
Bacteria
an
prokaryot
mag
protein
Lipid
RER 32R
->
Ribosome tht(80s) Ribosome absent.
-leason et
21. Glycosidation and Glycosylation of lipids is done by
a. Rough ER b. Smooth ER
c. Golgi complex d. None
minews
Imme
alycosylation
↓ ·hydrate + Protein->Glytoprotein
②
(functional on't Glycosidationsee hoped
2C
Carbohydrate Lipid
of golsic
&
↳
= lysos one
4
inside.
m
Outsider.
membrane- Lipid +
Protein
(phospholipid)
25. Which organelle of plant cell secretes polysaccharides and protein to
make cell walls?
a. Golgi bodies b. ER
c. Mitochondria d. Chloroplast
is Fragmoplast
&rog."Issasome
a. Lysosome b. Dictyosome
c. Chloroplast d. Ribosome
Sucidal
bag I
·
Acidia PH
-
·
active ~
b. Plant cells
20 lysosome
c. Both animal and plant cells ↓
d. Bacterial cells ⑨ Residual part.
(Residual body.
④ Autophagy
(Starvations
28. The chief role lysosome is
⑧
a. Secretion
b. Respiration
·D'zome
c. Extracellular digestion
d. Intracellular digestion
phagocytosis
29. Lysosomes do not help in
a. Ingestion of food
b. Digestion of aged organelles
c. Osmoregulation ->
umun
vacuoleAutolysis
d. Destruction of cell during metamorphosis and development
Peroxisome
muuu alyoxysome
m
sphaerosome
mus
·
kidney
Detoxification of largestminobodies. Homologogous to
Liver
Gluconeogenesis
we m
lysosome of animal
↓
·
Photorespiration is plant
-> ·
Castor seed
from B.0xfat,
ird.
ma
vt
b. -oxidation of fatty acids
c. Glycoxylate cycle
d. Both a & b
so, ⑤
SR
c. Plasmolayer d. Cell wall
3
Ph+Protein
ma Living
->
mineral dissolve
LM20+ content)
min-> max. Ktion
Zote:
④Pigment -> Vacuole
Cell -> Intracellular
↓
(central) its 120 soluble kt
vacuole
④
M
polysac. ↓
↓ 9. & Amuania Extracells Nat
mamelion
Boblia ->GFR->125 m/min.9.
of ↓
Endolymph ->
37. The vacuoles in plant cells are derived from
perilymp->Nat >
a. Golgi complex b. ER
c. Lysosomes d. None
38. The cell sap is the
a. Living content of cell
b. Non-living content of the protoplasm
c. Non-living content of the vacuole
d. Living content inside the vacuole
58.
b. Cytoplasm
c. Cell sap in the vacuole
d. None of these -
cell
0 -
8 -
B= ↑
41. A pigment present in cell sap and also known as vegetable chamelion
is
a. Xanthophyll b. Anthocyanin
c. Carotene d. Chlorophyll
42. The most common element present in vacuole or cell sap is
a. Na+ b. K+
c. Ca2+ d. Mg2+
② Microtubul
mu
in agen R
Protofilament
water
made up
->
of -
Contrible
contoscentsare
↓
[
1
1
Sholeutopias
o o o o oncoloid
↓
to
sopraisals
minor
triplet
my
tripletsto
47. Centrioles are found in
a. Centromere b. Centrosome
c. Chromosome d. Spindle fibres
a. Cytoplasm b. Nucleus
c. Chromosome d. Nucleolus
-
&
i. ↓
In
microtube microtubul
↓
Couplets
Triplet
9 2 +
↓
(8) (single) 9 + 0
-
17. The process by which all organelles are separated from cell is
[IOM 1997]
a. Electrophoresis b. Cytochemistry
c. Radio-biology d. Fractionation
18. Which microscope would you use to examine a culture of living cells?
[IOM 1996]
a. Scanning electron microscope
b. Transmission electron microscope
c. Phase contrast microscope
d. Polarization microscope
19. When all organells are removed from a cell, the remaining fluid like
portion left is called [IOM 1996]
a. Cytoplasm b. Hyaloplasm
c. Protoplasm d. None
28. The types of ribosomes found in mitochondria and chloroplast cell are
[KU 2012]
a. 100 S b. 60 S
c. 80 S d. 70 S
38. Enzyme that takes part in glycolysis are present in[MOE 2005]
a. Mitochondria b. Glyoxisomes
c. Cytoplasm d. Vacuoles
55. The layer found between cell wall of two cells is called
[IE 2004]
a. Lysosome b. Lomasome
c. Microsome d. Middle lamellae
56. Beet roots are coloured due to presence of [IE 2003]
a. Anthocyanin in cytoplasm
b. Anthocyanin in vacuole
c. Authocyanin in chloroplast
d. Carotenoids of chromoplasts
57. Which of the following microscopes can be used for studying unstained
and dividing cells? [IE 2003]
a. Electron microscope
b. Phase-contrast microscope
c. Polarising microscope
d. All of the above
58. Enzymes for various functions are found in complex form in [IE 2002]
a. Membrane
b. ATP solution
c. Quaternary protein
d. Chromosome