B.Sc. (Biotechnology) Sem V 2022 2023 Nov 2023 MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND INSTRUMENTATION Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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- 1. Attempt all questions
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Q2 All questions carry equal marks
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Q4 Use of log tables and non-programmable calculator is allowed Select the correct alternative (Any six) 06 Which of the following does the virus lack?
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Q2 Baltimore’s classification of viruses has groups
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Q3 — The replication of hepatitis B includes which of the following stages?
- a. Movement of the intact virus to the cellular cytoplasm for replication
- b. Conversion of relaxed circular viral DNA into covalently closed circular (CCC) DNA in the nucleus
- c. Virions produced in the cytoplasm by cellular DNA polymerase
- d. Oncogenic activity to transform liver cells Which of the following is the example of a negative single-stranded RNA animal
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Q5 Plaque is formed
- d. both bacteriophage and plant virus
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Q6 strand of RNA virus
- a. should be converted to m-RNA before it can be translated
- b. is not recognized by host ribosomes
- c. should convert to double-stranded DNA and then be expressed
- d. can be directly translated to produce viral protein
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Q7 An infection that results in cell death is referred to as
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Q8 Nucleocapsid.of a virus is made up of
- a. Nucleus and capsomers b. Envelope and protein
- c. Protein and Nucleic acid d. viral nucleus
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Q9 Icosahedron symmetry of the capsid has
- a. 20 sides and 12 corners b. 12 sides and 6 corners
- c.8 sides and 4 corners d. 10 sides and
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Q1 b. Answer the following questions: (Any Two) 14 marks
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Q1 Describe the three main techniques for cultivating viruses
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Q2 Explain any two ways by which animal viruses are released by a host cell
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Q3 How are prions different from viruses, and what are viroids?
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Q2 a. Select the correct alternative (Any six) 6 marks
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Q1 Which of these is a Beta-lactamase inhibitor? Which of the following classes of antibiotics bind to the 30S subunit of rRNA?
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Q3 Which of the following is a drug that resembles deoxy-GTP and inhibits the virus are responsible for
- a. cell membrane disruption b. inhibition of cell wall synthesis
- c. inhibition of DNA synthesis d. inhibition of protein synthesis
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Q5 is the agent when added to inhibits its growth and on removal the colony regrows
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Q6 Nystatin is a drug used for the treatment of diseases caused by Which antimicrobial agent binds to DNA-dependent RNA polymerase and blocks the synthesis of mRNA?
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Q8 Which of the following is used as a reverse transcriptase inhibitor in the treatment
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Q9 of the following are true regarding metronidazole EXCEPT
- a. It inhibits alcohol dehydrogenase b. It is used to treat giardia
- c. It metallic taste in the mouth d. It is useful against trichomonoas
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Q2 b. account on the following questions: (Any Two) The action of metabolic pathway inhibitors with a suitable example 14 marks
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Q2 Mechanism of drug resistance in bacteria
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Q3 Mode of action of Penicillin and Cephalosporins on bacteria
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Q3 a. Select the correct alternative (Any six) 6 marks
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Q1 to rotation and translation, macromolecules move into and out of a very small region in the solution this is called
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Q2 of dynamic light scattering
- a. Determination of diffusion coefficients c. Both b
- b. Assessment of protein aggregation d. Neither a nor b atoms in atomic spectroscopy are vaporized by
- d. All of these
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Q4 In Atomic emission spectroscopy, small part.of the sample is vaporized so that
- a. Every atomic component emits light at wavelengths corresponding to changing
- b. Every atomic component emits light at no wavelength
- c. Every atomic component does not emit light
- d. Neither of these The primary spectrofluorimetry is placed in between
- a. Source and cell b. Cell and detector
- c. Source and detector Anywhere
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Q6 detection of non-fluorescent compounds can be achieved by coupling a fluorescent probe, this is called
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Q7 commonly used enzyme in bioluminescence is
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Q8 The major disadvantage of spectrofluorimetry is
- a. Time required b. Quenching Use of two monochromators
- d. Inaccuracy
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Q9 When the incident light beam hits a its ground state, there is a low probability that the molecule is excited and occupies the
- a. Next higher vibrational state b. Next lower vibrational state
- c. Heat energy d. Neither of these Discuss the following: (Any Two) 14
- b. How molecular mass can be determined by multi-angle light scattering?
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Q2 Explain the principle and applications of fluorescence spectroscopy
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Q3 Principle and applications of luminometry
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Q4 a. Select the correct alternative: (Any six) 6 marks
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Q1 material that fluoresces when struck by a charged particle or high energy photon is known as
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Q2 by negatron emission: Neutron --> + Negatron In process, changes occur in the atomic nucleus, and particles and/or electromagnetic radiation are emitted 4, In chromatography, separation. relies on the attraction between
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Q5 can be used as a matrix in ion exchange chromatography
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Q6 Relative molecular mass determination can be done by chromatography
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Q7 exploits the unique property of extremely specific biological interactions to achieve separation and purification
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Q8 In Affinity chromatography, select a ligand
- b. poor stability d. do not displays group selectivity
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Q9 In affinity chromatography, purified compound is recovered from the ligand by
- a. by dilution c. by reloading sample
- b. by water wash d. by either specific or non-specific elution
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Q4 b. Describe the following questions: (Any Two) 14 marks
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Q1 Principle, working, and applications of size exclusion chromatography
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Q2 Steps in HPLC method development and add a note on any three parameters for
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Q3 GM counters and their applications in the detection of radioactivity
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Q5 Short notes on the following: (Any four) 20 marks
- a. Virus purification and assays
- b. Mode of action of macrolides
- d. Principle of Raman spectroscopy
- f. Autoradiography
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