MCQ BIOLOGY (APPLIED BIOLOGY)
1. Schiff’s reagent is specific for
a) cytoplasm b) DNA c) pectin d) suberin
2. A technique used to study substances present inside cells, their extracts and emissions is
a) chromatography b) electrophoresis
c) specific stains d) microspectrophotometry
3. Which of the following techniques, other than microscopy is used for the study of composition of cell ?
a) plasmolysis b) chromatography c) maceration d) autoradiography
4. The method most to determine the molecular weight of protein is
a) X-ray diffraction b) ultracentrifuation
c) classical chemistry d) both a and b
5. Plant cell can be transferred by
a) electroporation b) electrophoresis c) electroduction d) electrolysis
6. Alternative name of ultra microscope
a) Dark field microscope b) Zsigmondy microscope
c) Light microscope d) SEM
7. The paper used in parer chromato graphy
a) what man b) Nitrocellulose paper c) Agrose paper d) None of these
8. Which is correct in case of centrifugation
a) Cell = microscope + pellete b) Cell = pellete + supernatant
c) Cell = microscope + supernatant d) Cell = pellete + supernatant + microscope
9. Isopyknic value is synonymous to
a) Svedberg value b) Equal density centrifugation value
c) Refraction coefficient d) More than one option is correct
10. Azure B stain is used to locate
a) DNA b) RNA c) Antigen d) Cholesterol
11. Full form of SDS PAGE
a) Sodium dodicyl Sulphate Poly Acrylamide gel electrophoresis
b) Sodium dodicyl Sulphate Polymer Adding gel electrophoresis
c) Suphur dodicy Sodium Polymer Adding gel electrophoresis
d) Sulphur drug Sterilization by Polymer Adding gel electrophoresis
12. Which of the following technique need tracer ?
a) Microtome b) Autoradiography c) TEM d) SEM
13. Which is the correct ?
Stain used for staining Final Colour
Eosin Cytoplasm Blue
Sudan black Protein Black
Feulgen’s stain Nuclei Blue
Basic Fuschin Nucleus Magenta Red
14. Which of the following microscope gives 3D images ?
a) electron microscope b) compound microscope
c) fluorescent microscope d) scanning electron microscope
15. Cell fraction technique is used for
a) separation of liquids b) analysis of cell component
c) separation of cellular component d) all of these
16. Dark field microscope was invented by
a) Merten b) Zernicke c) Zsigmondy d) Max Haitinger
17. Which of the following microscope has a very high wavelength ?
a) ultra-violet microscope b) polaring microscope
c) fluorescent microscope d) phase contrast microscope
18. A student wishes to study the cell structure a light microscope having 10X eyepiece and 45X objective lens. He should illuminate the object by which of the following colour of light, so as to get the best possible resolution ?
a) yellow b) green c) blue d) red
19. Which of the following technique is used to separate proteins based on the differences in their mass ?
a) dialysis b) electrophoresis c) western blotting d) southern blotting
20. The crystal of lead zirconate is a key component of
a) sonography b) electrocardiography
c) electroencephalography d) magnetoencephalography
21. Resolving power of a light microscope is
a) 0.2 micrometer b) 0.4 micrometer c) 1 angstrom d) 10 angstrom
22. An illusion of depth of the object can be made by
a) phase contrast microscope b) dark field
c) scanning electron microscope d) compound microscope
23. In electron microscope which property of e- is used ?
a) due to short wavelength b) e- move around nucleus
c) wave nature followed by it d) it has negative charge
24. Which lenses in electron microscope are used to control and focus a beam of electron ?
a) convex lens b) concave lens c) electric lens d) magnetic lens
25. Resolving power of scanning electron microscope is
a) 5 – 20 nm b) .01 nm c) .1 nm d) .0001
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