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Microbiology MCQ

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MCQ Quiz on Microbiology

81 Vibrio cholerae was discovered by

  • A) Koch
  • B) Metchnikoff
  • C) John Snow
  • D) Virchow
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82 E. coli was first isolated by

  • A) Louis Pasteur
  • B) Escherich
  • C) Shiga
  • D) Robert Koch
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83 Mycobacterium tuberculosis was first discovered by

  • A) Robert Koch
  • B) Edward Jenner
  • C) Louis Pasteur
  • D) None of these
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84 Magnification range of light microscope is

  • A) 1000x – 5000x
  • B) 1000x – 2000x
  • C) 500x – 1000x
  • D) None of these
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85 Arthus reaction was discovered by

  • A) Maurice Arthus
  • B) Von Perquet
  • C) Richet
  • D) Porter
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86 Condensation of light in a light microscope is by

  • A) Objective
  • B) Condenser
  • C) Ocular
  • D) All of these
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87 Serum sickness reaction was discovered by

  • A) Maurice Arthus
  • B) Von Perquet
  • C) Richet
  • D) Porter
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88 Light gathering capacity of a microscope is called

  • A) Numerical aperture
  • B) Angular aperture
  • C) Both a and b
  • D) None of these
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89 Hybridoma technique was developed by

  • A) Kohler & Milstein
  • B) Niel’s Jerne
  • C) Both a and b
  • D) None of these
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90 If 10x and 40x objectives are used (air is the medium), the numerical aperture is

  • A) 1.5
  • B) 2
  • C) 1
  • D) 1.8
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