Biology MCQS

Conversion of one pyruvic acid into one acetyl CoA gives off one molecule of:

The tsetse fly of African countries transmits Trypanosoma, the cause of:

The plants belonging to group Sphenopsida are also called:

The cell wall of fungus contains:

According to Lock and Key model the active site is a:

Bleeding Phenomenon is not shown by:

Passive immunity is developed by injecting:

Myoglobin occurs in:

Emulsification is the function of:

Formula of Lactic acid is:

The dark reactions occur in:

The body cavity of Nematoda is:

The pores by which the water leaves the body of sponges is called:

Arachis hypogea belongs to the family of:

is used to inhibit fungal growth.

Trypanosoma is an example of:

A cube of eight Cocci is termed as:

The smallest known viruses contain RNA in spherical Capsid are the:

The protein present in Microtubules is:

Monosaccharides, which are rare in nature and occur in some bacteria is:

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Conversion of one pyruvic acid into one acetyl CoA gives off one molecule of:

The tsetse fly of African countries transmits Trypanosoma, the cause of:

The plants belonging to group Sphenopsida are also called:

The cell wall of fungus contains:

According to Lock and Key model the active site is a:

Bleeding Phenomenon is not shown by:

Passive immunity is developed by injecting:

Myoglobin occurs in:

Emulsification is the function of:

Formula of Lactic acid is:

The dark reactions occur in:

The body cavity of Nematoda is:

The pores by which the water leaves the body of sponges is called:

Arachis hypogea belongs to the family of:

is used to inhibit fungal growth.

Trypanosoma is an example of:

A cube of eight Cocci is termed as:

The smallest known viruses contain RNA in spherical Capsid are the:

The protein present in Microtubules is:

Monosaccharides, which are rare in nature and occur in some bacteria is: