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B.Sc. DEGREE (CBCSS) EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2010
Third Semester
B.Sc. Botany and Biotechnology (Double Main)
Core Course—MICROBIOLOGY AND MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
Time : Three Hours Maximum Weight: 25
Part A
Answer all questions.
Weight I each for a bunch of four.
Bunch I
1. The image will be darker than the background around it in:
(a) Light microscopy (b) Fluorescent microscopy.
(c) Dark field microscopy. (d) TEM.
2. Peptidoglycan is present in:
(a) Gram +ve bacteria. (b) Gram —ye bacteria.
(c) Virus. (d) Fungi.
3. Sterilization by a course of three periods of bailing at 100°C for 30 minutes at daily intervals is called:
(a) Tyndallization. (b) Pasteurization.
(c) Filteration. (d) Radiation.
4. Pigment bearing membranous structure in photosynthetic bacteria is called:
(a) Chioroplast. (b) Chromoplast.
(c) Chromatophores. (d) Leucoplast.
Bunch II
5. The process of
ATP synthesis at the expense of protonmotive force is called:
(a) Exosmosis. (b) Endosmosis.
(c) Chemiosmosis. (d) Diffusion.
6. Hot air oven is used for:
(a) Dry heat sterilization. (b) Moist heat sterilization.
(c) Chemical sterilization. (d) Radiation sterilization.
(a) Exosmosis. (b) Endosmosis.
(c) Chemiosmosis. (d) Diffusion.
6. Hot air oven is used for:
(a) Dry heat sterilization. (b) Moist heat sterilization.
(c) Chemical sterilization. (d) Radiation sterilization.
Turn over
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7. Movement of
bacteria toward or away from chemical stimuli is called:
(a) Chemotaxis (b) Photo taxis.
(c) Hydrotaxis. (d) Nastic movement.
8. The bacterium that carries the prophage is said to be:
(a) Lysogenic. (b) Pathogenic.
(c) Virulent. (d) Prophage.
(a) Chemotaxis (b) Photo taxis.
(c) Hydrotaxis. (d) Nastic movement.
8. The bacterium that carries the prophage is said to be:
(a) Lysogenic. (b) Pathogenic.
(c) Virulent. (d) Prophage.
Bunch III
9. Humulin is
produced by:
(a) Bacteria. (b) Fungi.
(c) Algae. (d) Virus.
10. Sterilization by steam under pressure is carried out at temperature between:
(a) 108° C and 147° C.cZ (b) 160° C and 168° C.
(c) 98° C and 108° C. (d) 1600 C and 190° C.
11. Which of the following enzyme is thought to be useful for detergent manufacture?
(a) Amylase. (b) Protease. .../
(c) Rennet. (d) Lactase.
12. Mac Conkeys medium is an example of:
(a) Differential medium. (b) Indicator medium.
(c) Selective medium. (d) Enriched medium.
(a) Bacteria. (b) Fungi.
(c) Algae. (d) Virus.
10. Sterilization by steam under pressure is carried out at temperature between:
(a) 108° C and 147° C.cZ (b) 160° C and 168° C.
(c) 98° C and 108° C. (d) 1600 C and 190° C.
11. Which of the following enzyme is thought to be useful for detergent manufacture?
(a) Amylase. (b) Protease. .../
(c) Rennet. (d) Lactase.
12. Mac Conkeys medium is an example of:
(a) Differential medium. (b) Indicator medium.
(c) Selective medium. (d) Enriched medium.
Bunch IV
13. Five kingdom classification was proposed by:
(a) R.H. Wbittaker. (b) T.H. Morgan.
(c) Jacques Monod. (d) Haeckel.
14. One of the following is a biopesticide:
(a) Bacillus thuringjensjs (b) Bacillus megatherjum.
(c) Rhizobjum. (d) Azotobacter.
15. Which of the radiation is ionisable?
(a) Infra-red. (b) Ultra-violet.
(c) Gamma. (d) Visible.
16. The fungus used as a weedicjde:
(a) Phytoththora palmivora. (b) Rhizopus.
(c) Pythium. (d) Agaricus.
(4 x 1= 4)
Part B
Answer any five questions.
Weight 4 each.
17. What is glycocalyx?
18. What is dark field microscopy?
19. What is the function of cotton plug in Microbiology?
20. What is infusion broth?
21. What is spheroplast?
2 2. Explain the structure and function of flagella.
23. W’natareprions?
24. Explain lysogeny.
(5 x 1 5)
Part C
Answer any four questions.
Weight 2 each.
25. Write notes on biofuels?
26. Explain microencapsulation techniques.
2’7. What are the major bacterial antibiotics?
28. Describe Plackett-Burman design.
29. Explain the structure of viruses.
3O. What are antiviral drugs ? Give examples.
(4 x 2 = 8)
PartD
Answer any two questions.
Weight 4 each.
31. Explain the structure and types of bioreactors.
32. Describe the
economic importance of microbes.
33. What are the different methods to classify bacteria?
33. What are the different methods to classify bacteria?
(2 x 4= 8)
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