In a dihybrid cross (AaBb × AaBb), the probability of offspring being aabb is A 1/4 chance B 1/8 chance
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Chapter 20: Genetics, Evolution and Biotechnology (Set-4)
When a monohybrid F2 shows 3:1 phenotype ratio, the F1 genotype must be A TT genotype B tt genotype C
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In a monohybrid F2 generation, the recessive phenotype appears because A Dominant allele lost B Traits always blend C Genes
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In Mendel’s pea study, “true-breeding” plants show A Mixed traits always B Same trait every generation C Only recessive traits
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Mendel mainly used which plant for heredity experiments A Maize plant B Wheat plant C Rice plant D Pea plant
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The stomach enzyme that acts best at very low pH and starts protein digestion is A Trypsin B Amylase C
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In the small intestine, the enzyme that starts protein digestion by activating other zymogens is A Trypsin B Enteropeptidase C
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In the stomach, pepsinogen is converted to pepsin mainly by A Hydrochloric acid B Bile salts C Pancreatic lipase D
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The intestinal enzyme that splits lactose into monosaccharides is A Sucrase B Maltase C Pepsin D Lactase Explanation Lactase is
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In human digestion, salivary amylase mainly begins breakdown of A Proteins B Fats C Nucleic acids D Starch Explanation Salivary
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