BSc Biotechnology Sem II 2011 2014 2014 Paper II Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 of intermediate filament all 3 marks
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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
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Q4 Arrest at cell enters in S phase. Pont allows repair of damage to take place before the
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Q5 The enzymes of TCA cycl cycle and catabolism of fatty acids are located in the matrix of
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Q6 are called power house of the cell
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Q1 What are nucleosomes ? Explain the interal organization and functions of
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Q2 Draw the detailed structure of mitochondria and mention where the organelles’ energy trapping system is located
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Q3 Elaborate on the role of protein kinases in regulating the cell cycle
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Q4 Describe the different phases of an eukaryotic cell cycle
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Q11 (A) State whether the following statements are true or false (any five) 5 marks
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Q1 Peptide bonds join amino acids together to form proteins
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Q2 are involved in globular protein structure formation
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Q3 Phospholipid is an example of structural lipids 4, Hydrphobic bonds stabilize the secondary structure of
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Q5 Amino acids are classified on the basis of “R’ group attached to It
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Q6 Isoelectric pH is the pH at which cations become
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Q7 Phospholipids are amphophillic
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Q8 Glycine is the rigid aminoacid in concern with its structure
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Q9 In peptide chain 9 — bond is present between C- N
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Q10 Phospholipids forms bilayer in contact with water
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Q11 Enzymes are the catalyst in biological reactions
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Q1 Role of fattyacids in maintaining membrane fluidity. ve
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Q2 General characteristics of proteins
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Q3 Structure of keratin with suitable diagram
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Q4 Ninhydrin reaction of amino acids and its significance
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Q1 Stomach barrier 2 Skin consists of layers
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Q3 In gastro-intestinal tract, is kept lower to inhibit pathogens
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Q4 Epithelial walls of stomach are dotted with immunity requires prior exposure to antigens
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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
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Q10 cells secrete HC] in stomach
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Q1 Explain acquired immunity
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Q2 What are antigens ?
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Q3 Explain physiological barrier with respect to innate immunity
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Q4 What are the different classes of antibodies ?
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Q1 V Write short note on (any three) of the following . 15 marks
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Q2 START
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Q3 Active site of enzymes
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Q4 Secondary structure of proteins
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