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371.

Active transport occurs :

  • against concentration gradient and requires ATP

  • against concentration gradient and does not require ATP

  • along concentration gradient but require ATP

  • along concentration gradient but does not require ATP


372.

Energy currency (reservoir) of the cells is:

  • AMP

  • ATP

  • RNA

  • DNA


373.

Which cell organelle is covered by only one unit membrane ?

  • Nucleus

  • Plastids

  • Mitochondria

  • Lysosome


374.

Cell membrane is made up of:

  • protein

  • cellulose

  • lipids

  • lipids, carbohydrates and protein


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375.

If centromere is the middle, the chromosome is called :

  • sub-metacentric

  • metacentric

  • acentric

  • telocentric


376.

The wall of bacteria is consists of :

  • N-acetyl glucosamine

  • N-acetyl muramic acid

  • both (a) and (b)

  • cellulose


377.

Plant cell is differ from animal cell because of

  • the presence of cell wall and absence of chlorophyll in plant cell

  • the presence of cell wall and chlorophyll in plant cell

  • the absence of cell wall and presence of chloroplast in animal cell

  • the absence of cell wall and presence of chlorophyll in plant cell


378.

DNA remains absent in :

  • chloroplast

  • nucleus

  • peroxysomes

  • chromosome


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379.

The 'power house' of cell is :

  • nucleus

  • golgi body

  • mitochondria

  • chloroplast


380.

Which of the following is related to glycosylation of protein?

  • Lysosome

  • Mitochondrium

  • Peroxisome

  • Rough endoplasmic reticulum


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