9. 10, 9. ‘The most widely distrituted in acell is (A) Chromoplast (B) Chloroplast (ORNA (D)DNA Fluid mosaic model of cell membrane describes (A) Mosaiemodel ofall membranes (B) Semifluid model smeared in unit membrane. (©) Bilayer lipid model (D) Protein phospho- lipidbilayer call structure with mobility Bacterial wall contains (A) Cellulose (B) Peptidoglycan, (©Murein (D) Both (B) and (C) Ripe fruits soften due to (A) Degeneration of cell walls (B Partial solubilisation of pecticcompounds (C©) Metabolism of tannins (D)Exosmosis Cell doctrine was proposed by (A) Schieiden and schwann (8) Watson and crick (C) Schleiden, Schwann and Rudolf virchow (0) Davson and Daniell The size of cell depends on (A) Thenucleo-cytoplasmic ratio (B) The ratio of the cell surface tothe call (C) Therate of metabolism (D)Allofthe above Which of the following kind of lipids are most abundant in the cell membrane? (A) Phospholipids (8) Glycolipids (C) Cholesterol (0) Cerebrosice Protoplasm is a (A) Heterogenous system (B) Colloidal system (C) Polyphase colloidal system (D) Homogenous system Hardness to the cell wall is provided by: (A) Lignin (8)Cutin (©) Pectin (0) Suberin Binding membrane of an animal cel is celled (A) Unit membrane (2) Plasmamembrane (C) Biological membrane (D) Colt coat Which is true about active and passive transport (A) Active transpor is more rapid (8) Active transport requires energy while passive transport follows Concentration gradient, {C) Active transport is connected with cations while passive transport is related to animas. (©) Active transport is non-selective while passive transportis selective. Middle lamella occurs (A) Inner to primary wall (B)Innertosecondary wall (C) Outer to secondary wall (D) Outer to primary wall10. The cells that can not respire are (A) Epidermal cells (RBC, (B) Intestinal cells, (D)WeBC, Which cells are likely to possess the highest numbers of mitochondria? (A) Hair cell {C) Red blood celts (B) Skinsurface cells (D) Muscle cells, The chief role of nucleolus in a nucleus concerns: (A) Organisation of chromosomes (C) Chromatid separation (B) Ribosome synthesis (D)DNA replication Autonomic genome system is presentin: (A) Mitochondria and ribosomes (C) Ribosomes and chloroplast The largest organelle in the cell is: (A) Nucleus, {C) Golgi complex Mitochondria doos net occur in: (A) Human liver cell (©) Human orythrocyto Cell autolysis is conducted by: (A) Ribesome (C) Oxysome Golgi bodies help in: (A) Excretion of steroids (©) Transiation ER remains associated with: (A) Dictyosomes (C) Karyotheca (B) Mitochondria and chloroplast (D) Golg' body and mitochondria (8) Mitochondria (D)Lysosomes (8) Human nerve cell (0) Frogliver colt (B)Glyoxysome (D)Lysosome (B) Storage and secretion (0) Transcription (8) Mitochondria {D) Chloroplast When a lysosome fuseswith a phagosome. it forms (A) Secondary lysosome (C)Autephagic vacuoles (B) Primary lysosome (D) Residual body Enzymes for changing fatsto carbohydrates occur in: (A) Golgi apparatus {C) Lysosomes (B) Glyoxisomes (0) Spheerosomes The selective digestion of cytoplasmic organelles by the lysosomes is called: (A) Osmotrophy {C) Hoterophagy (B)Autophagy (D) Autolysis Which of the following statements concerning prokaryetes are true ? (A) Because prokaryotes do not contain organelles they cannot photosynthesize or carry out cellular rey (B) Prokaryotes have no chromosomes and therefore like DNA (©) Prokaryote flagella aresimilar in structure to eukaryote flagella (D) None of the above