BSN Grand Entry Test

Which one of the following is not viral disease:

Mammalian cell contains how much percentage of water from total cell weight:

The covalent bond between two monosaccharides is called:

Optimum pH value for the enzyme pancreatic lipase is:

Plant contain an organelle which in addition to glycolic acid oxidase and catalase also possesses a number of enzymes that are not found in animal cells, this organelle is called:

The word virus is derived from a Latin word ________ meaning poisonous fluid:

The phage of the Bacteriophage life cycle which causes Lysogeny is called:

The spiral shaped bacteria are spirally coiled an example of this type of bacteria is:

Peptidoglycan is present in _____ bacteria and lipopolysaccharides is present in _____ bacteria respectively:

Algae in which body is differentiated into blades, stipes and holdfast belong to:

The closest relatives of fungi are probably:

Bryophytes are divided into three subdivisions, Hepaticopsida, Bryopsida and _________ :

The male gametophyte of an angiosperm is the:

The occurrence of structurally and functionally more than two different types of individuals called zooids within the same Organism is called:

The class which includes most primitive living vertebrates which are without jaws is:

The radiations most important to life are the visible light that ranges from about ___ to ___ in wavelength:

A complex of two cytochromes and a copper containing protein called plastocyanin (pc) is called:

If an organism lives parasitically at all times, it is said to be an an: