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Enzymes and Hormones questions and answers

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Match the enzyme or protein in Column A with its role in DNA replication in Column B. Column A | Column B i. Helicase…

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Insufficient levels of parathyroid hormone and low amount of calcium in the blood causes which of the following conditions?

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Which of the following statements about enzymes in the human body is/are correct? Statement A: Maltase is present in the saliva and breaks the…

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Consider the following statements: 1. Trypsin is a proteolytic enzyme secreted by the salivary gland in an inactive form called trypsinogen, which gets activated…

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From the enzymes listed below, identify those that play a direct role in the process of DNA replication: 1. DNA polymerase 2. DNA ligase…

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During DNA replication, which enzyme plays the key role in sealing the gaps between Okazaki fragments?

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Consider the following statements regarding plant hormones: 1. Auxins help maintain apical dominance in plants. 2. Cytokinins speed up the ageing process in leaves.…

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Which type of bioactive compound found in soybeans resembles human hormonal activity?

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In the human digestive system, which substances act as biological catalysts to break down food molecules?

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Which enzyme produced by the pancreas helps in the digestion of emulsified fats in humans?

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In shoots showing positive phototropism, auxin brings about bending towards light by:

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Read the following statements about enzymes and select the correct answer: 1. Enzymes raise the activation energy of chemical reactions. 2. The specificity of…

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Identify the correct pairing between a plant hormone and its primary physiological function:

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