MCQ Bank
The principle of Microarray technology is ---------?
- A) Hybridization
- B) Emulsification
- C) Oligomerization
- D) Polymerization
Drug delivery systems exist in the form of --------?
- A) All of the above
- B) Inserts
- C) Implants
- D) Drug releasing systems
Which of the following is incorrect about Gene chip?
- A) Array of immobilized DNA oligomers cannot be cDNAs
- B) Each oligomer is spotted on the slide and serves as a probe for binding to a unique complementary cDNA
- C) It is a slide attached DNA oligomers representing the entire genome of the species under study
- D) It is the most commonly used global gene expression profiling method
In the body, cells are supported in their growth and function by a natural scaffold, called ------------?
- A) Cell scaffold
- B) Intracellular matrix
- C) Extracellular matrix
- D) Intercellular matrix
Neoplastic diseases results in ____________
- A) Cardiovascular disease
- B) Parkison’s disease
- C) Tumors and cancer
- D) Cardiovascular disease
The drug resistance occurs due to the presence of
- A) Physiological barrier
- B) Chemical barrier
- C) None of these
- D) Physiochemical barrier
A sensor which converts light rays into an electronic signal is:
- A) Biosensors
- B) Bioreceptors
- C) Optical sensors
- D) Sensors
Which of the following isn’t an option that indicates the increasing in oxalate excretion through urine is indication of ____________?
- A) Renal failure
- B) Hepatosis
- C) Pancreatic insufficiency
- D) Hyperoxaluria
Which of the following is the physico-chemical component?
- A) Enzymes
- B) Transducer
- C) Anti-bodies
- D) Cells or tissues
For the development of Biosensor, which of the following aspects should not be considered?
- A) Selection of suitable bio receptor
- B) Colorization
- C) Selection of suitable transducer
- D) Packaging of biosensor
Blood glucose biosensor is an example of --------?
- A) Potentiometric Biosensor
- B) Antibody-based sensor
- C) Amperometric Biosensor
- D) Centiliver Biosensor
Biosensors which works on the principle of immunological specificity are --------?
- A) Amperometric Biosensors
- B) Immuno-Biosensors
- C) Potentiometric Biosensors
- D) Centiliver Biosensors
A biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease is called -------?
- A) Antibody
- B) Vaccine
- C) Antigen
- D) Adjuvant
Presence of ___________ in vegetables is a bioindicator of faecal contamination in food
- A) Bacillus subtilis
- B) Staphylococcus aureus
- C) Escherichia coli
- D) Clostridium perfringens
Analyte used in a biosensor designed to detectˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍˍ
- A) Ribose
- B) Glucose
- C) Fructose
- D) Cellulose
Which of the following is used to measure the concentration of glucose in the blood?
- A) Insulin meter
- B) Oximeter
- C) Sphygmomanometer
- D) Glucometer
Nanoscale biosensors have the potential to greatly aid in -------?
- A) All of the above
- B) Detection of food toxins
- C) Heavy metals detection
- D) Medical Diagnostics
The instrument which is capable of converting the biorecognition event into a measurable response is known as --------?
- A) Transductor
- B) Biorecognition element
- C) Transducer
- D) Bioreceptor
All of the following can be detected by applications of Biosensors in food industry except
- A) Food quality
- B) Pulse rate
- C) Heavy metals
- D) Food toxins
In plasmonic biosensor, when molecule binds with the surface then the then its refractive index becomes,
- A) Equal to the refractive index of water
- B) Higher than the refractive index of water
- C) Lower than the refractive index of water
- D) Equal to the refractive index of interest