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Question 19

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Which of the following cell organelle(s) is/are surrounded by a single phospholipid membrane?
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Question 2

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Ras protein is a
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Question 5

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Determine the correctness or otherwise of the following Assertion [a] and the Reason [r] regarding mammalian cells.
Assertion [a]: Cells use Ca²⁺, and not Na⁺, for cell-to-cell signaling
Reason [r]: In the cytosol, concentration of Na⁺ is lower than that of Ca²⁺
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Question 29

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Which of the following statements are CORRECT about eukaryotic cell cycle?
[P] CDKs can phosphorylate proteins in the absence of cyclins
[Q] CDKs can be inactivated by phosphorylation
[R] Degradation of cyclins is required for cell cycle progression
[S] CDKs are not involved in chromosome condensation
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Question 38

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Match sub-cellular organelles listed in Group I with their features listed in Group II:
Group I
Group II
[P] Mitochondrion
1. Single-membrane enclosed
[Q] Chloroplast
2. Double-membrane enclosed
[R] Nucleus
3. Maternal inheritance
[S] Endoplasmic reticulum
4. Endosymbiotic origin
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Question 48

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Assume that a cell culture was started with five human fibroblast cells. Two cells did not divide even once whereas the other three cells completed three rounds of cell division. At this stage, the total number of kinetochores in all the cells put together is ____________.

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Question 6

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DNA synthesis in eukaryotes occurs during which phase of the mitotic cell cycle?
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Question 28

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Match the organelles in Group I with their functions in Group II.
Group I P. Lysosome Q. Smooth ER R. Golgi apparatus S. Nucleolus
Group II
Digestion of foreign substances
Protein targeting
Lipid synthesis
Protein synthesis
rRNA synthesis
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Question 2

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If serum is removed from the growth medium of human embryonic kidney cell line (HEK), then the cells will
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Question 14

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Cell type A secretes molecule X into the culture medium. Cell type B in the same culture responds to the molecule X by expressing protein Y. Which one of the following modes of signaling represents the interaction between A and B?
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