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Q. What is the purpose of using SDS-PAGE in protein analysis?
  • A. To determine protein concentration
  • B. To separate proteins based on size
  • C. To identify protein sequences
  • D. To purify proteins
Q. What is the recommended agitation technique for mixing blood products?
  • A. Vigorous shaking
  • B. Gentle inversion
  • C. Rapid spinning
  • D. Continuous stirring
Q. What is the recommended daily intake of carbohydrates for an average adult?
  • A. 20-30 grams
  • B. 45-65% of total daily calories
  • C. 100-150 grams
  • D. 200-300 grams
Q. What is the recommended internal temperature for cooked chicken?
  • A. 145°F
  • B. 160°F
  • C. 165°F
  • D. 170°F
Q. What is the recommended internal temperature for safely heating canned foods?
  • A. 60°C (140°F)
  • B. 75°C (167°F)
  • C. 85°C (185°F)
  • D. 100°C (212°F)
Q. What is the recommended maximum consumption of fish per week to minimize mercury exposure?
  • A. 1 serving
  • B. 2-3 servings
  • C. 4-5 servings
  • D. 6-7 servings
Q. What is the recommended moderate alcohol consumption limit for women per day?
  • A. 1 drink
  • B. 2 drinks
  • C. 3 drinks
  • D. 4 drinks
Q. What is the result of transcription?
  • A. DNA replication
  • B. Protein synthesis
  • C. RNA synthesis
  • D. Cell division
Q. What is the role of a bioreactor's agitator?
  • A. To cool the reactor
  • B. To mix the contents
  • C. To sterilize the medium
  • D. To measure pH
Q. What is the role of a carrier in enzyme immobilization?
  • A. To increase enzyme activity
  • B. To provide a surface for enzyme attachment
  • C. To decrease reaction time
  • D. To enhance substrate binding
Q. What is the role of a coenzyme in enzyme activity?
  • A. To provide structural support
  • B. To act as a substrate
  • C. To assist in enzyme-substrate binding
  • D. To participate in the reaction as a transient carrier
Q. What is the role of a detector in spectroscopy?
  • A. To ionize the sample
  • B. To separate the components
  • C. To measure the intensity of light
  • D. To prepare the sample
Q. What is the role of a fermenter in biochemical engineering?
  • A. To separate products from cells
  • B. To provide a controlled environment for fermentation
  • C. To analyze metabolic pathways
  • D. To synthesize DNA
Q. What is the role of a promoter in a cloning vector?
  • A. To initiate transcription
  • B. To terminate transcription
  • C. To replicate DNA
  • D. To bind ribosomes
Q. What is the role of a public health surveillance system?
  • A. To provide direct medical care to patients
  • B. To monitor and analyze health data to inform public health actions
  • C. To conduct laboratory research
  • D. To develop new pharmaceuticals
Q. What is the role of a selectable marker in a vector?
  • A. To enhance cell adhesion
  • B. To allow for the selection of successfully transfected cells
  • C. To increase protein expression
  • D. To provide energy to the cells
Q. What is the role of activated carbon in water treatment?
  • A. To add minerals
  • B. To remove chlorine
  • C. To adsorb organic compounds
  • D. To increase pH
Q. What is the role of affinity chromatography in protein purification?
  • A. To separate proteins based on size
  • B. To separate proteins based on charge
  • C. To isolate proteins that bind to specific ligands
  • D. To denature proteins for analysis
Q. What is the role of aldosterone in renal physiology?
  • A. Increases sodium reabsorption
  • B. Decreases potassium secretion
  • C. Inhibits water reabsorption
  • D. Stimulates urine production
Q. What is the role of allosteric sites in enzyme regulation?
  • A. To bind substrates
  • B. To bind inhibitors only
  • C. To bind activators or inhibitors that change enzyme shape
  • D. To increase the temperature of the reaction
Q. What is the role of anaerobic bacteria in wastewater treatment?
  • A. To oxidize organic matter
  • B. To produce methane
  • C. To filter solids
  • D. To remove heavy metals
Q. What is the role of ATP in cellular thermodynamics?
  • A. Storage of genetic information
  • B. Energy currency of the cell
  • C. Structural component of membranes
  • D. Signal transduction
Q. What is the role of ATP synthase in oxidative phosphorylation?
  • A. To transport electrons
  • B. To pump protons
  • C. To synthesize ATP
  • D. To oxidize NADH
Q. What is the role of auxins in plant cell culture?
  • A. Promote root development
  • B. Inhibit cell division
  • C. Enhance photosynthesis
  • D. Increase flowering
Q. What is the role of B cells in relation to antigens?
  • A. They produce antibodies that bind to antigens
  • B. They destroy antigens directly
  • C. They present antigens to T cells
  • D. They produce cytokines
Q. What is the role of baroreceptors in the cardiovascular system?
  • A. To detect changes in blood glucose levels
  • B. To sense changes in blood pressure
  • C. To monitor oxygen levels in the blood
  • D. To regulate body temperature
Q. What is the role of buffers in biological systems?
  • A. Increase pH
  • B. Decrease pH
  • C. Maintain stable pH
  • D. Change pH rapidly
Q. What is the role of calcium ions in cell signaling?
  • A. They act as a primary messenger
  • B. They serve as a second messenger
  • C. They inhibit signaling pathways
  • D. They are involved in protein synthesis
Q. What is the role of chromatography in downstream processing?
  • A. To kill microorganisms
  • B. To concentrate the product
  • C. To separate and purify biomolecules
  • D. To enhance product stability
Q. What is the role of coenzyme A in fatty acid oxidation?
  • A. Electron carrier
  • B. Acyl group carrier
  • C. Energy donor
  • D. Regulator of metabolism
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