a chain reaction
reversible reaction
reflex action
no reaction
A. a chain reaction
Golgi Bodies
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
None of these
drawn by Darwin
across the mountains
between two zoo-geographical areas
between different classes of animals
Gregor John Mendel
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Barbara McClintock
Watson and Crick
a dominant gene
a set of genes which produce cancer
a gene present in the X-chromosomes causing haemophilia
a recessive gene
holozoic
holophytic
saprophytic
parasitic
Aphotic
Euphotic
Epilimnion
Disphotic
auxin
ethylene
gibberellin
cytokinin
lymph nodes
red bone marrow
spleen
liver
carbohydrate
graphite
protein
starch
Jersey
Holstein
Red Sindhi
Sahiwal
MS Swaminathan
TS Venkataraman
Norman Borlaug
Prime Minister
brinjal
lady's finger
potato
tomato
five billion, two hundred million cells
nine billion, two hundred million cells
six billion, two hundred million cells
eight billion, two hundred million cells
Polio
Tuberculosis
Cancer
Swine flu
Tinea pedis
Tinea cruris
Tinea corporis
Tinea capitis
Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen
Water Vapour, Hydrogen and Oxygen
Oxygen, Carbondioxide and Nitrogen
Water Vapour, Ammonia and Methane
Fish
Amphibian
Reptile
Bird
poxviruses
adenoviruses
oncogenic viruses
herpesviruses
dominant
recessive
codominant
neutral
DNA only
RNA only
Either DNA or RNA
Both DNA and RNA
Cattle
Sheep
Prawn
Poultry
epithelial tissue
connective tissue
nervous tissue
cartilage
lower than water
higher than water
same as water
many times that of water
60 times
80 times
100 times
72 times
forests
rivers
deserts
oceans
alkaline dyes
acidic dyes
neutral dyes
vital stains
march at a regular pace
appear uniform
defend the body
are disciplined
Lysosome and Centrosome
Endoplasmic reticulum and Ribosome
Golgi apparatus and Mitochondria
Lysosome and Mitochondria
Pasteur institute
Hoffkine's institute
Birla's institute
Indian Science Institute
autotrophs
heterotrophs
coprophagous
saprotrophs