What are polysaccharides? How are they formed?
What are polysaccharides? How are they formed?
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1 Answer Briefly explain the concept and application of: (i) In vitro pollination. (ii) Protoplast fusion.
Briefly explain the concept and application of:
(i) In vitro pollination.
(ii) Protoplast fusion.
1 Answer Mention the significance of plants obtained by each of the following types of plant tissue culture techniques. (i) Callus Culture (ii) Organogenesis (iii) Somatic Embryogenesis
Mention the significance of plants obtained by each of the following types of plant tissue culture techniques.
(i) Callus Culture
(ii) Organogenesis
(iii) Somatic Embryogenesis
1 Answer State the main achievements of the Human Genome Project.
State the main achievements of the Human Genome Project.
1 Answer What type of information is obtained from each of the following databases: (i) Taxonomy Browser (ii) PDB.
What type of information is obtained from each of the following databases:
(i) Taxonomy Browser
(ii) PDB.
1 Answer Explain the method of DNA sequencing using automated DNA sequencing technique.
Explain the method of DNA sequencing using automated DNA sequencing technique.
1 Answer Write any two examples of each of the following plant hormones commonly used in media preparation: (i) Auxins. (ii) Cytokinins.
Write any two examples of each of the following plant hormones commonly used in media preparation:
(i) Auxins.
(ii) Cytokinins.
1 Answer Mention any one significant difference between each of the following: (i) Aldoses and ketoses (ii) Pluripotent and multipotent cell
Mention any one significant difference between each of the following:
(i) Aldoses and ketoses
(ii) Pluripotent and multipotent cell
1 Answer Answer the following questions: (i) What are nonsense codons (ii) What is a microprocessor?
Answer the following questions:
(i) What are nonsense codons
(ii) What is a microprocessor?
1 Answer Write the full form of the following: (i) NBPGR (ii) VNTR (iii) ARS (iv) PEG (v) ORF
Write the full form of the following:
(i) NBPGR
(ii) VNTR
(iii) ARS
(iv) PEG
(v) ORF
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