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A chromosome carrying centromere at one end is
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Acrocentric
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Telocentric
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Metacentric
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Submetacentric
D. A submetacentric chromosome is a chromosome in which the centromere is located near the slightly away from the centre and the two arms are slightly unequal in length and form L-shape.
Shape of chromosomes is determined by position of
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Centrosome
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Centromere
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Telomere
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Micromere
- The shape of chromosomes is determined by the position of centromeres.
- The centromere is the lighter staining region on the chromosome of a cell which appears as a constriction.
- They are also known as a primary constriction or kinetochore.
- It is a specialized DNA sequence that links a pair of sister chromatids where the spindle fibres are attached during cell division.
- So, the correct answer is 'Centromere'.
Cell sap occurs in organelle
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Nucleolus
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Vacuole
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Endoplasmic reticulum
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Golgi bodies
- Cell sap (fluid inside the vacuole of a plant cell which serves as storage of materials) occurs in the vacuole.
- A vacuole is a membrane-bound (tonoplast) organelle present in cells.
- It forms an enclosed compartment within the cell which are filled with water, dissolved inorganic and organic molecules (enzymes)
- It stores food and variety of nutrients required by the cell to survive and also store waste products which protect the cell from getting contaminated.
- So, the correct answer is 'Vacuole'.
The chromosome which lacks a centromere is
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Acentric
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Acrocentric
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Metacentric
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Telocentric
A. Acentric chromosome lacks a centromere as the centromere is the point of attachment for the spindle fibres.
Shape of metacentric chromosome in anaphase is
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L-shaped
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V-shaped
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J-shaped
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I-shaped.
- Metacentric chromosomes are X-shaped chromosomes and the centromere are present in the centre so that the two arms are equal.
- During anaphase, these chromosomes appear V-shaped as the chromosomes split and the daughter chromatids move to the opposite poles of the cell.
- So, the correct answer is 'V-shaped'.
Anthocyanin occurs in
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Chloroplasts
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Vacuole
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Leucoplasts
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Chromoplasts
- The plant vacuoles consist of various water-soluble pigments such as carotenoids, anthocyanins and xanthophylls etc.
- Anthocyanins are also water-soluble pigments which are red, purple, or blue in colour depending on the pH which gives colour to the flower and fruits (blueberry, raspberry etc).
- So, the correct answer is 'Vacuoles'.
A chromosome having subterminal centromere is
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Acrocentric
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Submetacentric
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Telocentric
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Metacentric
A. An acrocentric chromosome is a chromosome in which the centromere is located near to one end of the chromosome.
Chromosomes appearing rod shaped during anaphase are
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Acrocentric
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Metacentric
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Submetacentric
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Telocentric
A. An acrocentric chromosome is a chromosome in which the centromere is located near to one end of the chromosome.
L-shaped chromosomes are
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Sex chromosomes
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Acrocentric
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Telocentric
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Submetacentric
- A submetacentric chromosome is a chromosome in which the centromere is located near the slightly away from the centre and the two arms are slightly unequal in length and form L-shape.
- So, the correct answer is 'Submetacentric'.
Contractile vacuoles take part in
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Storage of wastes
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Osmoregulation
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Excretion
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Both B and C
- A contractile vacuole is a sub-cellular organelle found in few protozoans.
- It is a specialized vacuole which helps in regulating the quantity of water inside cell (osmoregulation- maintaining constant osmotic pressure of the fluids of an organism).
- It is a part of the protective mechanism which prevents the cell from absorbing too much water and also prevents the rupturing of the cell created due to excessive internal pressure.
- It also expels out the waste material (ammonia collected from the intercellular fluid) to the cell exterior.
- So, the correct answer is 'Both B and C'.