Cytoplasmic Inheritance and Maternal Inheritance Quiz

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In prokaryotes, in addition to nucleoids, some of the genes are carried by classmates example jin of sexuality/ fertility, the gene of antibiotic resistance, and gene of colicin, etc. Whereas in eukaryotes genes are present in self-replicating bodies as mitochondria, plastids, and in specific a,b, and kappa particles. So take this quiz and increase your knowledge about cytoplasmic inheritance or maternal inheritance.

Questions Excerpt


1. Cytoplasmic inheritance is what kind of inheritance?

A. Uniparental

B. Biparental

C. Both of these

D. None of these

2. Cytoplasmic inheritance is self-replicating heredity material control by factors called........

A. Plastid

B. Plasma

C. Plasmagenes

D. Plasmalemma

3. In a freshwater snail limnaea peregra , how many types of Shell coiling?

A. 1

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4

4. Dextral coiling is a.........

A. Right side coiling

B. Clockwise coiling

C. Both of these

D. None of these

5. Sinistral coiling is a .........

A. Right side coiling

B. Left side coiling

C. Clockwise coiling

D. None of these

6. Paramecium Aurelia has to strains- killer and.......

A. Simple

B. Aggressive

C. Dominant

D. Sensitive

7. In Paramecium Aurelia, the Killer strain is capable of killing the sensitive strain because of formation of chemical............ Secreted by cytoplasmic particles kappa particles.

A. Paramecin

B. Silver Nitrate

C. Potassium Nitrate

D. Acetic acid

8. What is the other name of the 4 o'clock plant?

A. Mirabilia jalapa

B. Limnaea peregra

C. Both of these

D. None of these

 

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