This document appears to be an exam for a microbiology course consisting of 3 sections. Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing basic microbiology concepts. Section B contains 7 short answer questions requiring explanations of microbiology topics such as microbial growth, DNA forms, meat spoilage, yogurt, meningitis, soil-borne diseases, antibiotic production, and lactic acid production. Section C contains 5 long answer essay questions requiring detailed discussions of topics including microbial cell requirements, food preservation methods, hepatitis B virus, microbial enzyme production and applications, and biodegradation by microbes. Students must answer all questions in sections A and B, and 3 of 5 questions in section C.
This document appears to be an exam for a microbiology course consisting of 3 sections. Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing basic microbiology concepts. Section B contains 7 short answer questions requiring explanations of microbiology topics such as microbial growth, DNA forms, meat spoilage, yogurt, meningitis, soil-borne diseases, antibiotic production, and lactic acid production. Section C contains 5 long answer essay questions requiring detailed discussions of topics including microbial cell requirements, food preservation methods, hepatitis B virus, microbial enzyme production and applications, and biodegradation by microbes. Students must answer all questions in sections A and B, and 3 of 5 questions in section C.
This document appears to be an exam for a microbiology course consisting of 3 sections. Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing basic microbiology concepts. Section B contains 7 short answer questions requiring explanations of microbiology topics such as microbial growth, DNA forms, meat spoilage, yogurt, meningitis, soil-borne diseases, antibiotic production, and lactic acid production. Section C contains 5 long answer essay questions requiring detailed discussions of topics including microbial cell requirements, food preservation methods, hepatitis B virus, microbial enzyme production and applications, and biodegradation by microbes. Students must answer all questions in sections A and B, and 3 of 5 questions in section C.
18ZOP07/14ZOP12 PSG COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS)
MSc DEGREE EXAMINATION MAY 2019
(Second/Third Semester)
Branch - ZOOLOGY
MICROBIOLOGY
Three Hours Maximum: 75 Marks
SECTION-A (10 Marks! Answer ALL questions ALL questions carry EQUAL marks (10 x 1 = 10) 1 Bacterial flagella is made up of (i) Microtubules (ii) Tubulin (iii) Flagellin (iv) Spinin 2 Bacterial chromosome is (i) Single stranded and circular (ii) Double stranded and circular (iii) Single stranded and linear (iv) Double stranded and linear 3 Which of the following microorganism have high vitamin content? (i) Bacteria (ii) Yeast (iii) Algae (iv) Protozoa 4 Shredded cabbage is the starting product for which of the following fermented food? (i) Sauerkraut (ii) Pickles (iii) Green olives (iv) Sausage 5 Replication of influenza A virus is inhibited by (i) Amantadine (ii) Ganciclovir (iii) Acyclovir (iv) Vidarbine 6 Helper cells belong to? (i) T cells (ii) Macrophages (iii) B cells (iv) Monocytes 7 Which of the following are rich source of protein (i) Spirulina and Chlorella (ii) Chlorella and Scendesmus (iii) Scenedesmus (iv) All of the above 8 Lactic acid fermentation is used in production of (i) Malted drinks (ii) Beer production (iii) Brown bread (iv) Many types of cheese 9 Insecticides generally attack (i) Respiratory system (ii) Nervous system (iii) Muscular system (iv) Circulatory system What is first step of raw water treatment? (i) Sedimentation (ii) Coagulation (iii) Filteration (iv) Chlorination Cont... Page 2 18ZOP07/14ZOP12 Cont...
SECTION - B (35 Marks)
Answer ALL Questions ALL Questions Carry EQUAL Marks ( 5 x 7 = 35) Comment on microbial growth. OR Brief about different forms of DNA. Describe symptoms of spoilage of meat. OR Give an account on Yoghurt. Describe the meningitis. OR Brief about soil borne disease of Tetanus. Comment on antibiotic production. OR Write short notes on lactic acid production. Give an account on Nif gene in agriculture. OR Describe the Bioaugmentation. SECTION - C (30 Marks) Answer any THREE Questions ALL Questions Carry EQUAL Marks (3 x 10 = 30) Write a detailed account on basic requirements of microbial cell. Elaborate on physical and chemical methods of food preservations. Discuss in detail hepatitis B virus epidemiology, clinical role and therapy. Elaborate on production and application of microbial enzymes. Write a detailed note on biodegradation of microbes. z-z-z END