When cell has stalled DNA replication fork, which checkpoint should be predominantly activated?
G1/S
G2/M
M
Both G2 M and M
G2/M should be activated as the cell has stalled DNA replication fork.
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virus is both living and non-living. individually it is non-living as it does not have a definite cellular composition also it do not show any life process. but when it comes in contact with any cell or organism it becomes living as it eats the host cell and uses its cellular structure to form new individual and starts showing life processes.
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He started taking sleeping pills without consulting a doctor. When his friend Amit
came to know about it he was disturbed and advised Mathew not to do so. He
suggested that Mathew should instead practice yoga to be stress free. Mathew is now
relaxed and happy after practicing yoga.
After reading the above passage, answer the following questions :
(a) Name the class of chemical compounds used in sleeping pills.
(b) Why is it advisable not to take the dose of sleeping pill without consulting a
doctor ?
(c) Pick out the odd chemical compound on the basis of its different medicinal
property : Luminal, Seconal, Phenacetin and Equanil.
(d) List at least two qualities of Amit that helped Mathew to be happy.
(a)Luminal, seconal and equanil are used to relieve anxiety and stress.
Hence prenacetin is analgestic and used to relieve form pain.
(b) Amit is helpful and concerned. Amit is true friend of Methew and gives right suggestion to his friend.
(c) Sleeping pills contain drugs which may be tranwuilizers or antidepressants. they affect the nervour system and induce sleep. Most of the drugs taken in doses higher than recommended may produce harmful effect and act as poison. Hence, a doctor must always be consulted before taking medicine.
(d) Barbiturates (derivatives of barbituric acid) used in sleeping pills.
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A person invested a sum of Rs.750 in a bank at simple interest. After 5 years he received Rs.1200. Find the rate of interest offered by the bank.
10% p.a
11% p a
14% p a
12% p.a
20% p.a
%
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Rs.1564
Rs.1520
Rs.1500
Rs.1550
Rs.1532
P = 1000, R = 10% , T = 5 years
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Rs. 50000
Rs. 22000
Rs.32000
Rs.25000
Rs. 40000
Difference between C.I and S.I = 1820
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A sum of money compounded annually amounts to Rs.1375 in 5 years and Rs.1980 in 7 years. Find the annual rate of interest
12%
20%
11%
10%
15%
Amount of 5 years = 1375 Rs.
Amount of 7 years = 1980 Rs.
Difference = 1980 -1375 = 605
Then
R= 20 %
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(Given that (1.05)5 = 1.276)
Rs. 115920
Rs.125570
Rs.140460
Rs.134460
None of these
P= 20,000 t = 5 years , R = 5 %
So the present value
Let this be by Pv
Desired answer = future value ( at the end of 5 years )
Pv (1+5 % ) 5
Pv (1.05)5
Pv x 1.276
= 115920 Rs.
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