//M1//QN1//SUB//DL0//EQ
Intermediate End product
compound
//X

//M1//QN2//MCQ//DL0
Egg yolk 2. Tomato 3. Sunlight182. Connect vitamins with diseases caused by its deficiency: 183. Nucleic acid is a polymer of whom?184. In DNA, two hydrogen bonds are found between which bases?185. If the sequence of bases in one chain of nucleotides in DNA is CAGCTG, then what will be the sequence of bases in the corresponding chain of nucleotides?186. Which base is a derivative of purine?187. In DNA the base units are joined to each other by_________. 188. Which of the given pairs is correct for H-bonding in nucleotide? 189. RNA differs from DNA, because RNA has:190. Which nitrogen base is absent in DNA? 191. Purine base is _________.192. _________ base is present in RNA.193. Which base is bicyclic?194. Which is purine base?195. Which of the following base is absent in DNA?196. Which base is join with adenine in DNA?197. Which nitrogen base is absent in RNA?198. Which biomolecule is responsible for heredity?199. Which sugar is present in RNA?200. What is formed by the hydrolysis of DNA and RNA?201. Which base is absent in DNA?202. Which base is absent in RNA?203. How the structure of DNA suggested?204. How many bonds are possible between C and G in the structure of DNA?205. Which pyrimidine base is present in DNA?206. Which component is present in nucleotide?207. Which base is present in RNA instead of thymine?208. Two nucleotides join each other by which linkage?209. What is the function of DNA in any living organisms?210. Which statement is incorrect about ribose sugar?211. Match Column I and Column II correctly. 212. Among the following statements select the correct option using T for true statement and F for false statement : (i) Chromosomes at the center of a living cell are responsible for heredity. (ii) Nucleotide chains in DNA are linked to each other by diester bonds. (iii) A unit formed by base joining to 5th carbon of pentose sugar is called nucleoside. (iv) RNA has a uracil pyridine base.213. Which hormone plays an important role in the metabolism of carbohydrates in the body? 214. Which of the following is amine containing hormone?215. Which of the following is steroid hormone?216. Which hormone controls the amount of water and salts excreted by the kidneys? 217. Addison's disease is caused by whose mal function?218. What is the main sex hormone produced in men?219. Assertion : Proteins lose their biological activity when they undergo denaturation. Reason : Denaturation involves the disruption of hydrogen bonds and changes in the secondary and tertiary structures of the protein.220. Assertion : The primary structure of a protein is intact during denaturation. Reason : Denaturation breaks down the peptide bonds that hold amino acids together in a protein chain.221. Assertion : Glucose can exist in both α and β-anomeric forms due to the formation of a cyclic structure. Reason : The anomeric carbon is the carbon that forms the glycosidic bond in carbohydrates.222. Assertion : The anomeric carbon in glucose is also called the glycosidic carbon. Reason : The anomeric carbon is involved in the formation of the cyclic structure of glucose.223. Assertion : Reducing sugars can reduce Tollen’s reagent. Reason : Reducing sugars have a free aldehyde or ketone group that can donate electrons to reduce Tollen’s reagent.224. Assertion : The furanose form of glucose is more common in nature than the pyranose form. Reason : The pyranose form of glucose is a six-membered ring, which is more stable than the furanose form.225. Assertion : Denaturation of proteins can be reversed under certain conditions. Reason : Denaturation disrupts hydrogen bonds, but these bonds can reform under specific conditions, allowing the protein to regain its original structure.226. Assertion : All vitamins are synthesized in the body and do not need to be obtained from the diet. Reason : Vitamins are essential nutrients that the body requires in small amounts for various metabolic processes.227. Select the correct option using T (True) or
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
F (False) symbol for the following statements.
|
Section X |
Section Y |
||
|
(i) |
Vitamin – A |
(A) |
Pernicious Anemia |
|
(ii) |
Vitamin – B1 |
(B) |
Bleeding |
|
(iii) |
Vitamin – E |
(C) |
Beriberi |
|
(iv) |
Vitamin – K |
(D) |
Impotence |
|
(E) |
Night blindness |
||
|
I |
II |
||
|
(i) |
Glycosidic linkage |
(P) |
Linkage between two nucleotides |
|
(ii) |
Peptide bond |
(Q) |
Insulin |
|
(iii) |
Disulphide linkage |
(R) |
Linkage between two amino acids |
|
(iv) |
Phosphodiester linkage |
(S) |
Linkage |
(A) FTTF (B) TFFT (C) TTTF (D) FTFT
//X