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Questions Related to biology
Rate of growth can be expressed by
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$V=\frac{dw}{dt}\times \frac{1}{w}$
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$V=\frac{dt}{dw}\times w$
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$V=\frac{w}{dw}\times dt$
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$V=\frac{w}{dt}\times dw$
Triplet fibrils of a centriole are tilted at an angle of
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$40^o$
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$30^o$
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$20^o$
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$10^o$.
In organs of plants there is a variation in rate of growth. It is first slow, then accelerated upto maximum and slows down to stand still. The period of vigorous growth is known as
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Lag phase
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Period of growth
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Grand period of growth
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Log phase
Prenatal growth in higher vertebrate is
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Auxetic
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Accretionary
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Multipilicative
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None of the above
During pre-natal growth, there is an increase in the number of cells of the organism. So, this kind of growth is referred to as multiplicative or embryonic growth.
Hence, the correct answer is option (C), 'Multiplicative'.
The maximum growth phase is
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Lag phase
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Steady phase
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Log phase
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Senescent phase
Growth curve indicates
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A growth parameter at various intervals
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Absolute growth
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Absolute increase
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None of the above
Growth curve has three different phases as :
1. Lag phase (where cell prepares for growth),
2. Log phase (where cell actually grows) and
3. Stationary phase (growth ceases).
Thus, these three phases indicates different parameters of growth at different levels. Hence, the correct answer is option (A) - 'A growth parameter at various interval'.
Exponential growth is expressed as
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$Lt = {L} _{0} + rt$
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${L} _{0} = L{e}^{rt}$
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${W} _{1} = {W} _{0} {e}^{rt}$
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${W} _{0} = {W} _{1} {e}^{rt}$
Exponential growth occurs in
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Yeast
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Bacteria
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Asexual reproduction
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All of the above
Exponential growth is the increase in number or size at a constantly growing rate. It occurs when resources availability is unlimited each species has the ability to realise fully its potential to grow in number.
So, the correct option is 'All of the above'.
The sequence of various components of a growth curve are
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Lag, log, stationary
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Log, lag, stationary
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Log, stationary, lag
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Stationary, log, lag
Maximum of growth occurs in
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Exponential phase
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Decline phase
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Stationary phase
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Lag phase