Cell: The Unit of Life questions
666 published questions with worked solutions.
- Cristae help in [AFMC 2000]
- Which of the following is energy currency in cell?
- The inner particles of cristae are known as [MH-CET 2002]
- The distal centriole gives attachment to the axial filament, but the proximal centriole helps in
- The ‘beads on string' structure of nucleosome gets condensed to form
- Nucleosome and solenoid fibres are characteristic feature of nucleus at
- The nucleosome fibre coils to form
- r-RNA is permanently associated with
- _____ provides binding site for m-RNA
- Ribosomes are composed of approximately
- The site of protein synthesis is
- 80S ribosome is formed of
- What will stop if all the ribosomes of a cell are destroyed?
- The eukaryotic genome differs from the prokaryotic genome because
- A nucleosome is a portion of the chromonema containing
- Nucleosomes constitutes the repeating unit of a structure in a nucleus called
- Positively charged basic proteins that are found in eukaryotes are called
- Lightly stained part of chromatin which remains loosely packed is
- In bacteria, the transcription and translation takes place in the same compartment because there is
- A cell organelle which lacks membrane, consists of 65% rRNA, 35% proteins and helps in proteins synthesis is ______. [MHTCET 2022]
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