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Microbiology MCQ

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MCQ Quiz on Microbiology

121 Monoclonal antibodies are associated with the name of

  • A) Burnet
  • B) Medawar
  • C) Milstein & Kohler
  • D) Owen
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122 Which one of the following fungi is the most serious threat in a bone marrow transplant unit?

  • A) Candida albicans
  • B) Aspergillus
  • C) Blastomyces
  • D) Cryptococcus
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123 The stalked particles on the cristae of mitochondria are called

  • A) Glyoxysomes
  • B) Peroxisomes
  • C) Oxysomes
  • D) Spherosomes
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124 Lederberg and Tatum (1946) described the phenomena of

  • A) Conjugation
  • B) Transformation
  • C) Mutation
  • D) Plasmids
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125 Direct microscopic count can be done with the aid of

  • A) Neuberg chamber
  • B) Anaerobic chamber
  • C) Mineral oil
  • D) Olive oil
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126 Antiseptic methods were first introduced by

  • A) Lord Lister
  • B) Iwanowski
  • C) Beijernick
  • D) Edward Jenner
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127 The hanging drop method for motility study was first introduced by

  • A) Robert Koch
  • B) Louis Pasteur
  • C) Jenner
  • D) Leeuwenhoek
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128 The image obtained in a compound microscope is

  • A) Real
  • B) Virtual
  • C) Real inverted
  • D) Virtual inverted
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129 Kuru disease in humans is caused by

  • A) Bacteria
  • B) Viroids
  • C) Prions
  • D) Mycoplasma
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130 Electron microscope gives magnification up to

  • A) 100 X
  • B) 2000 X
  • C) 50,000 X
  • D) 2,00,000 X
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