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SEM II · 2011-2014 · 1 May 2025

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  1. Q1 of intermediate filament all 3 marks
  2. Q2 are proteins th called the is ob in ani that function to ind observed in animal cells 5 induce and exit from M ph the cell’s geneti phase in eukaryotic cells . c from the surrounding cytoplasm
  3. Q4 Arrest at cell enters in S phase. Pont allows repair of damage to take place before the
  4. Q5 The enzymes of TCA cycl cycle and catabolism of fatty acids are located in the matrix of
  5. Q6 are called power house of the cell
  6. Q1 What are nucleosomes ? Explain the interal organization and functions of
  7. Q2 Draw the detailed structure of mitochondria and mention where the organelles’ energy trapping system is located
  8. Q3 Elaborate on the role of protein kinases in regulating the cell cycle
  9. Q4 Describe the different phases of an eukaryotic cell cycle
  10. Q11 (A) State whether the following statements are true or false (any five) 5 marks
  11. Q1 Peptide bonds join amino acids together to form proteins
  12. Q2 are involved in globular protein structure formation
  13. Q3 Phospholipid is an example of structural lipids 4, Hydrphobic bonds stabilize the secondary structure of
  14. Q5 Amino acids are classified on the basis of “R’ group attached to It
  15. Q6 Isoelectric pH is the pH at which cations become
  16. Q7 Phospholipids are amphophillic
  17. Q8 Glycine is the rigid aminoacid in concern with its structure
  18. Q9 In peptide chain 9 — bond is present between C- N
  19. Q10 Phospholipids forms bilayer in contact with water
  20. Q11 Enzymes are the catalyst in biological reactions
    • (B) Explain the following (any two) | a
  21. Q1 Role of fattyacids in maintaining membrane fluidity. ve
  22. Q2 General characteristics of proteins
  23. Q3 Structure of keratin with suitable diagram
  24. Q4 Ninhydrin reaction of amino acids and its significance
    • (A) Fill in the blanks (any five)
  25. Q1 Stomach barrier 2 Skin consists of layers
  26. Q3 In gastro-intestinal tract, is kept lower to inhibit pathogens
  27. Q4 Epithelial walls of stomach are dotted with immunity requires prior exposure to antigens
  28. Q6 Sebum consists of lactic acid and acid are devoid of sebaceous glands Turbulence filter in respiratory tract removes particles as small] as 9 Lactoferrin in milk chelates
  29. Q10 cells secrete HC] in stomach
    • Q. (B) Discuss the following (any two) 10
  30. Q1 Explain acquired immunity
  31. Q2 What are antigens ?
  32. Q3 Explain physiological barrier with respect to innate immunity
  33. Q4 What are the different classes of antibodies ?
  34. Q1 V Write short note on (any three) of the following . 15 marks
  35. Q2 START
  36. Q3 Active site of enzymes
  37. Q4 Secondary structure of proteins

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