Complete GATE XL 2023 Paper 1 overview, original pages and practice · Timed previous-paper practice

Questions 94–96 of 122. Imported answers require review unless explicitly marked reviewed.

Paper practice 122 questionsPage 32 of 41

Question 94

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Match the hormones/precursors listed in Column I with their chemical type in Column II and the tissue of origin listed in Column III
Column I: P. Glucagon; Q. Pregnenolone; R. FSH; S. Melatonin
Column II: (i) Tryptophan derivative; (ii) Peptide; (iii) Steroid; (iv) Glycoprotein
Column III: a. Anterior pituitary; b. Pineal; c. Adrenal; d. Pancreas
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Question 95

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Match the syndromes listed in Column I with the cause/symptoms listed in Column II
Column I: P. Prader-Willi syndrome; Q. Down syndrome; R. Cushing syndrome; S. Turner syndrome; T. Fanconi syndrome
Column II: (i) a collection of signs and symptoms due to prolonged exposure to corticosteroids like cortisol; (ii) a syndrome of inadequate reabsorption in the proximal renal tubule of the kidney; (iii) a genetic disorder usually caused by the deletion of a part of chromosome 15; (iv) a genetic disorder caused by the presence of all or part of a third copy of chromosome 21; (v) a genetic condition in which a female has partially or completely missing an X chromosome
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Question 96

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Match the immunological statements in Column I with the appropriate descriptions from Column II
Column I: P. Active acquired immunity; Q. First line of defense; R. Passive natural immunity; S. Second line of defense
Column II: (i) Complement proteins and interferons; (ii) Direct contact with pathogens that enter the body; (iii) Surface barriers; (iv) Antibodies pass through placenta
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