Biology (School & UG)
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Q. How many types of primary meristematic tissues are there in plants?
Q. How many types of sclerenchyma cells are there?
Q. How many types of xylem cells are there?
Q. How many vertebrate classes are there?
Q. How much air is typically exhaled in a single breath during normal breathing?
Q. How much blood does the average adult human heart pump per minute at rest?
Q. How much carbon dioxide is typically exhaled in a single breath?
Q. How much water is absorbed by the human large intestine daily?
Q. If a disinfectant has a contact time of 10 minutes, how many times can it be used in an hour?
Q. If a pathogen has a doubling time of 30 minutes, how many bacteria will be present after 3 hours starting from a single bacterium?
Q. If a pathogen has an ID50 of 500 organisms, how many organisms are needed to infect 50% of a population of 1,000 individuals?
Q. If a patient has a bacterial load of 1,000,000 CFU/mL and a treatment reduces it by 99.9%, what is the remaining bacterial load?
Q. If a person's heart rate is 75 beats per minute, what is their cardiac output if the stroke volume is 70 mL?
Q. If a plant can produce 5 flowers per day and each flower produces 10 seeds, how many seeds will be produced in 7 days?
Q. If a plant has a generation time of 2 years and produces 100 seeds per generation, how many seeds will it produce in 10 years?
Q. If a plant has a generation time of 2 years, how many generations will it complete in 10 years?
Q. If a plant has a total of 24 chromosomes in its diploid state, how many chromosomes will be present in its gametes?
Q. If a plant produces 150 fruits and each fruit contains an average of 5 seeds, how many seeds are produced in total?
Q. If a plant species has a generation time of 2 years, how many generations can it produce in 10 years?
Q. If a plant species has a pollination success rate of 80% and produces 50 flowers, how many flowers are expected to be successfully pollinated?
Q. If a plant species has a seed dispersal distance of 50 meters, how far would seeds typically spread in 5 generations assuming the distance doubles each generation?
Q. If a plant species has a seed germination rate of 75%, how many seeds will germinate from 200 seeds?
Q. If a plant with genotype AaBb is crossed with another AaBb plant, what fraction of the offspring will be homozygous recessive for both traits?
Q. If a solution is diluted from 1000 ppm to 100 ppm, what is the dilution factor?
Q. If a sterilization cycle takes 30 minutes at 121°C, how long would it take at 134°C?
Q. If a trait is controlled by a single gene with two alleles, what is the maximum number of different genotypes possible in a population?
Q. If a vaccine has a 90% success rate and is administered to 500 individuals, how many individuals are expected to remain unprotected?
Q. In a case of septic shock, which immune response is primarily responsible for the symptoms observed?
Q. In a case study, a hospital outbreak was traced back to improperly sterilized endoscopes. What is the best practice to prevent such outbreaks?
Q. In a case study, a surgical instrument was found to be contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus. Which sterilization method would be most effective?