ST.JOSEPH S COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS) CUDDALORE 1 PG & RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY II-B.Sc Biochemistry QUESTION BANK

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1 ST.JOSEPH S COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS) CUDDALORE 1 PG & RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY II-B.Sc Biochemistry QUESTION BANK Subject: Cell Biology Subject code: BC102S Subject handled: Shift I & II 1. A.Lawrance 2. Dr.S.Silvan 3. R.Anitha 4. N.Priya Part A 1. The animal cell can be distinguished from plant cell as they do not have 2. Sodium potassium pump is an example of. 3. The organelle involved in lipid biosynthesis is 4. rrna is present in. 5. The site of electron transport chain and oxidative Phosphorylation is 6. he enzyme catalase, for the degradation of hydrogen peroxide is present in 7. Which type of cell division takes place in reproductive cells 8. In which phase of cell cycle, doubling of DNA takes place 9. Which organelle provides the shape and support to the cell 10. Streaming movement of cytoplasm is provided by 11. In cell cycle, the longest phase is 12. Which organelle is called traffic centre of the cell 13. The protein synthesis occurs in 14. In which stage of cell cycle, the chromosomes are seen at the equator 15. 80S ribosome is made up of 16. Microtubules are the polymer of 17. Nucleosomes is made up of histones 18. Which of the following is a cell adhesion molecule? 19. Sodium potassium pump is an example of. 20. The site of electron transport chain and oxidative Phosphorylation is 21. The organelle present only in germinating seeds of plants is 22. Which organelle of the cell contains rrna 23. Which organelle is involved in lipid biosynthesis 24. The organelle found within the nucleus 25. In which phase of mitotic cell division, chromosomes are clearly visible 26. Which organelle provides the shape and support to the cell

27. Actin and myosin are present in 28. Golgi complex plays a major role in 29. Which of the following is a false statement 30. Actin filaments are involved in 31. Which is the longest phase in the cell cucle? 32. Which organelle is called suicidal bags. 33. The nucleosome contains 34. The Glycosylation of proteins takes place in 35. Chromosome is made up of 36. Synapsis occurs in 37. Which is called the traffic police of the cell. 38. An example for microbody is 39. Microtubules are the polymer of 40. An example for calcium dependant cell adhesion molecule is 41. In a cell cycle, the replication of DNA occurs at 42. Which of the following is not a characteristic of prokaryotes? 43. Proteins synthesized by the rough ER are 44. The golgi apparatus is involved in 45. Chromatin is the combination of 46. Which Protein entirely sticks out on both sides of plasma membrane.. 47. Oxidative phosporylation takesplace in 48. F1-ATPase catalyse.. 49. Protein glycosylation mainly takes place in.. 50. Microfilaments play main role in. 51. Eukaryotic cell do not contain 52. Unit model of plasma membrane was proposed by 53. Residual bodies are formed by incomplete digestion, is also known as 54. Respiratory electron transport chain is found in 55. Hydrogen peroxide catalysing enzyme is found in 56. How many pairs of chromosomes are present in human beings? 57. In meiotic division, crossing over take place in phase 58. Microtubles are made of 59. If interfilament is found in epidermal cells, it is called as 60. What kind of molecules must pass between the nucleus and the cytoplasm? 61. Microtubules are the polymer of 62. An example for calcium dependant cell adhesion molecule is 63. Which cytoplasmic fibrils are most like the nuclear lamins? 64. Chromatin is the combination of.. 65. Animal cells contain all the organelles except 66. Sodium potassium pump is an example of 67. The site of electron transport chain and oxidative Phosphorylation is 68. The organelle present only in germinating seeds of plants is 69. Which organelle of the cell contains rrna 70. Which organelle is involved in lipid biosynthesis 71. In which phase of mitotic cell division, chromosomes are clearly visible 72. Which organelle provides the shape and support to the cell 2

3 73. Actin and myosin are present in 74. In cell cycle, the longest phase is 75. Which organelle is called traffic centre of the cell 76. The protein synthesis occurs in 77. In which stage of cell cycle, the chromosomes are seen at the equator 78. 80S ribosome is made up of 79. Microtubules are the polymer of 80. Nucleosomcs is made up of histones 81. Which of the following is a cell adhesion molecule? 82. Golgi complex plays a major role in 83. Which of the following is a false statement 84. The polytene chromosome was first observed in 85. Which organelle is associated with RER. Part B 1. What are lipososmes? 2. How is membrane proteins classified? 3. Draw the structure of ribosomes. 4. Name some enzymes present in ER. 5. Write any two functions of peroxisome. 6. What are glyoxisomes? 7. Give the schematic representation of various phases of cell cycle. 8. What is meiosis? 9. Give the composition of microtubules. 10. What are intermediary filaments? 11. What is endocytosis? 12. Draw the structure of liposomes. 13. Write any two functions of RER. 14. What is symport and antiport? 15. What is SAT- chromosome? 16. Mention the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? 17. What are cyclins? 18. What are microbodies? 19. What are the 4 different phases of cell cycle? 20. What is symport? 21. What are membrane proteins? 22. Draw the structure of golgi complex. 23. Give the chemical composition of ribosomes. 24. What is the importance of meiosis? 25. What are microfilaments? 26. Comment on intermediate filaments. 27. What is extracellular matrix? 28. Define porins. 29. Why mitochondria are known as the power house of the cell? 30. What are the two different types of lysosome? 31. What is perinuclear space?

32. What is lampbrush chromosome? 33. Define karyophorin? 34. What are satellite of a chromosomes? 35. Mention the function of membrane ATPase. 36. What is lignin? 37. What is endocytosis? 38. Which is a cell adhesion molecule? 39. Draw the structure of liposomes. 40. Write any two functions of RER 41. What is symport and antiport? 42. What is polytene - chromosome? 43. Mention the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? 44. What are cyclins? 45. What are the 4 different phases of cell cycle? 46. Write a note on peroxisomes? 47. Which is the cellular power plant? 48. What is Go phase? 49. Expand MTOCs. 50. Where is Laminin found? 51. Liposomes. 52. Structure of Eukaryotic cell. 53. Function of microbodies. 54. Give the types of chromosomes. 55. Define kinetochore. 56. List various protein of cytoskeleton. 57. Define compartmentalization of golgi apparatus. 58. What are cisternae? 59. What are Ion-pumps? 60. Define membrane asymmetry. 61. Define antiport. 62. Define Diakinesis. 63. What is symport? 64. Mention the differences between RER and SER. 65. What is the importance of meiosis? 66. Define cell cycle. 67. What are microfilaments? 68. Comment on intermediate filaments. 69. Define liposomes 70. Give one function of ribosome. 71. List any two enzymes of endoplasmic membrane? 72. What are lamp brush chromosomes? 73. Define cell cycle? 74. What are proto filaments? 75. What is cytoskeleton? 76. Which is the cellular power plant? 77. What is G1 phase? 4

5 78. Expand MTOCs. 79. What are actins? 80. Write any two function of microbodies 81. What is endocytosis? 82. Draw the structure of liposomes. 83. Write any two functions of RER. 84. What is symport and antiport? 85. What is SAT- chromosome? 86. Mention the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? 87. What are cyclins? 88. What are microbodies? 89. What are the 4 different phases of cell cycle? 90. Write a note on peroxisomes? 91. What is Liposomes. 92. Define porins. 93. Why mitochondria are known as the power house of the cell? 94. What are lysosomes? 95. What is perinuclear space? 96. What is lampbrush chromosome? 97. Define Symport? 98. What are satellite of a chromosomes? 99. Mention the function of membrane ATPase. 100. Give a function of golgi apparatus? PART C 1. Give a note on membrane proteins. 2. Mention the structure, composition and functions of nucleus. 3. Write an account of microtubules and microfilaments. 4. Write the characteristic features that distinguish prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell. 5. Explain about the endocytosis and exocytosis. 6. Write short notes on cytoskeleton. 7. What are the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell? 8. Describe the two different types of membrane transport systems. 9. What are IF proteins? Mention their importance and composition. 10. Discuss the structure of Prokaryotic cell. 11. Write notes on integral proteins. 12. Write a note on ribosomes. 13. What are actins? Explain their functions. 14. What are microtubules? Describe their structure and function? 15. Write a short note on polytene chromosome and lamphbrush chromosome. 16. Write the functions of IFs. 17. Write a short note on Endocytosis. 18. Write a short note on F0-F1 complex. 19. List out various kinds of lysosomes.

6 20. Write the characteristic features that distinguish prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell. 21. Explain about the endocytosis and exocytosis. 22. Explain the structure of glyoxysome. 23. Compare mitotic cell division with meiosis. 24. Give the functions of cell membrane? 25. Write a short note on sodium potassium pump 26. Explain the functions of smooth endoplasmic reticulum 27. Discuss the structure of Eukaryotic cell. 28. Write notes on integral proteins. 29. Discuss about lamp brush chromosome 30. Write short notes on Fluid mosaic model 31. Give a note on membrane proteins. 32. Mention the structure, composition and functions of nucleus. 33. Write an account of microtubules and microfilaments. 34. Write about the chemical composition and functions of lysosome. 35. What are IF proteins? Mention their importance and composition. 36. What are the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell? 37. Describe the two different types of membrane transport systems. 38. Write about the morphology and functions of microbodies. 39. Write a note on microtubules. 40. Draw and explain the various parts of eukaryotic cell. 41. Explain about endocytosis and exocytosis. 42. Draw the various stages of mitosis. 43. Discuss about the organization of microfilaments PART D 1. Describe in detail about various types of membrane transport. 2. Describe in detail about the structure and functions of lysosomes. 3. Explain the structure and functions of mitochondria. 4. Describe the different stages of meiotic cell division. 5. Describe the structure and role of microtubules 6. Describe sodium potassium pump and Ca 2+ and ATPase pump. 7. Discuss the structure and functions of endoplasmic reticulum. 8. Give an account of fluid mosaic model of plasma membrane. 9. What is chromatin? Give the structure and organization of chromatin. 10. Describe the fluid mosaic model of plasma membrane. 11. Describe in detail about the structure and functions of Golgicomplex. 12. Explain the structure and functions of Lysosomes. 13. Describe the structural organization and functions of nucleus. 14. Describe the various components involved in cytoskeleton. 15. Explain four different phases of cell cycle with neat sketch. 16. Describe in detail about membrane proteins. 17. Write about the structural composition and biochemical functions ofnucleus. 18. What is membrane transport? And what are the types of transport? 19. Describe the chemical composition and function of microfilaments.

20. Give an account of fluid mosaic model of plasma membrane. 21. What is chromatin? Give the structure and organization of chromatin. 22. Explain the mitotic cell division. 23. Describe in detail the structure and composition of microtubules. 24. Explain the types of membrane transport. 25. Describe in detail the structure and composition of microtubules. 26. Describe sodium potassium pump and Ca2+ and ATPase pump. 27. What is ER? Describe the types, structure and functions? 28. What are ribosomes? Explain the structure of ribosomes. 29. Describe ultra structure of nucleus. 30. Distinguish between euchromatin and heterochromatin. 31. Describe in detail about the structure and functions of Golgi complex. 32. Comment on types of membrane transport? 33. Draw and explain the structure and functions of nucleus. 34. Describe in detail about membrane proteins. 35. What is membrane transport? And what are the types of transport? 36. Describe the chemical composition and function of microfilaments. 7