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Which of the following properties is due to lysogenic conversion by phages?
Options
A. Toxin production in
Corynebacterium diphtheriae
B. Toxin production in
Clostridium botulinum
types C and D
C. Antigenic variation in
Salmonella anatum
D. All of the above
Correct Answer
All of the above
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1. Mac-Conkey medium is an example of
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A. transport medium
B. enrichment medium
C. differential medium
D. all of these
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Correct Answer: differential medium
2. The production of sufficient acid by fermentation of glucose leads to decrease in pH such that pH of the medium falls below 4.5. Which of the following test can detect it?
Options
A. Indole test
B. Methyl red test
C. Citrate utilization test
D. Voges-Proskauer test
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Correct Answer: Methyl red test
3. Stringent anaerobes can be grown in a media by taking special measure as
Options
A. boiling the media for several minutes
B. addition of cysteine
C. passing through oxygen-free nitrogen
D. any of these
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Correct Answer: any of these
4. Which of the following modified amino acid is used at the starting of most prokaryotic proteins?
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A. N-formylserine
B. N-formylmethionine
C. N-formylleucine
D. N-formylalanine
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Correct Answer: N-formylmethionine
5. The viruses, which is/are transmitted by parenteral and sexual routes is/are
Options
A. Hepatitis B virus
B. Hepatitis C virus
C. Hepatitis G virus
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
6. The most serious infection is
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A. superinfection of an HBsAg carrier by HDV
B. infection with HBV alone
C. coinfection of HBVand HDV
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: superinfection of an HBsAg carrier by HDV
7. Which of the following does not represent a human disease caused by fungi?
Options
A. Ringworm
B. Cryptococcosis
C. Malaria
D. Jock itch
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Correct Answer: Malaria
8. Eukaryotic cell organelles first emerged
Options
A. from a specialized lineage of cells within the kingdom Protista
B. when prokaryotes engulfed each other and became interdependent
C. when bacteria made their first attempts at reproduction
D. just before the origin of the animal and fungal kingdoms
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Correct Answer: when prokaryotes engulfed each other and became interdependent
9. Hepatitis G virus belongs to the family
Options
A. Caliciviridae
B. Flaviviridae
C. Hepadnaviridae
D. Coronaviridae
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Correct Answer: Flaviviridae
10. The basidiomycetes include plant parasites that can cause
Options
A. rust and smut diseases
B. candidiasis
C. ergot disease
D. Dutch elm disease & chestnut blight
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Correct Answer: rust and smut diseases
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