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What is the concentration of CO
2
required for culturing animal cells?
Options
A. 2-5%
B. 1-10%
C. 10-15%
D. 15-20%
Correct Answer
1-10%
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation problems
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1. According to Eagle, the growth of L-strain and Hela-strain cultures require to have mandatory presence of
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A. 6 amino acids
B. 8 amino acids
C. 10 amino acids
D. 12 amino acids
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Correct Answer: 12 amino acids
2. The technique of organ culture may be divided on the basis of employing
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A. solid medium
B. liquid medium
C. both (a) and (b)
D. semi-solid medium
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Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
3. Which of the following is incorrect?
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A. Established cell lines (ECL) have short doubling time
B. ECL are invariably aneuploid
C. ECL grow in higher density
D. ECL do not show much evidence of spatial orientation
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Correct Answer: ECL grow in higher density
4. Toxicity due to accumulation of ammonia can be overcome
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A. by substituting glutamine by glutamate
B. by controlled addition of glutamine at low level
C. by removal of ammonia or ammonium from culture medium
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: all of the above
5. At low glucose concentration, below 0.25 mmol/litre, large portions of glucose and glutamine is shunted via
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A. oxidative pathway
B. anaerobic pathway
C. both (a) and (b)
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: oxidative pathway
6. Accumulation of lactate leads to
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A. increase in pH
B. no change in pH
C. reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability
D. no loss of cell viability
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Correct Answer: reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability
7. Which of the following is the technique used for the embryo culture?
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A. Organ cultures on plasma clots
B. Organ cultures on agar
C. Whole embryo cultures
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
8. To prevent the accumulation of lactate
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A. low glutamine concentration is required
B. high glutamine concentration is required
C. low glucose concentration is required
D. high glucose concentration is required
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Correct Answer: low glucose concentration is required
9. How does CO
2
help in the cell metabolism during cell culture?
Options
A. It participates in the de novo synthesis of purines and pyrimidines
B. Helps in the cells respiration
C. For monitoring pH of the culture
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: It participates in the de novo synthesis of purines and pyrimidines
10. What is the effect of excess accumulation of metabolite products (lactate and ammonium) on cells?
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A. They act as growth promoters
B. They act as growth inhibitors
C. Have no effect on cells
D. Lactate helps in the growth while ammonium inhibits the growth
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Correct Answer: Lactate helps in the growth while ammonium inhibits the growth
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