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MICRO BIOLOGY & BIO TECHNOLOGY 1. Gram ve bacteria contain P) Teicoic acid Q) Lipid A R) Mycolic acid S) D-Polysaccharides A. P, Q B.

B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 2. The facultative anaerobic bacteria survive in presence of O2 is due to P) Lipase Q) Oxidase R) Catalase S) Peroxidase A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 3. Obligatory intracellular parasite is P) Bacteria Q) Fungi R) Virus S) Bacteriophase A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 4. The bacillus subtilis indicator is used for this type of sterilization P) Hot air sterilization Q) Ethylene oxide sterilization R) Moist heat sterilization S) Radiation sterilization A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 5. Endoflagella is present in P) Mycobacteria Q) Spirochetes R) Bacillus sp. S) Treponium pollidum A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 6. The causative organism for tuberculosis is P) Mycobacterium tuberculosis Q) Mycobacterium meningitis R) Mycobacterium bovis S) All the above A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 7. The antibody Ig has following property P) It is first antibody synthesised in body Q) It is first most antibody passively transferred from mother to baby R) It is used to diagnose congental infection S) It is used in iso immunization process A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 8. The antibody IgM has following property p) It is first antibody synthesised in body Q) It is first most antibody passively transferred from mother to baby R) It is used to diagnose congental infection S) It is used in iso immunization process A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 9. Antibody activity is associated with P) - globulin Q) - globulin R) pseudoglobulin S) - globulin A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 10. The example for poly valent vaccine P) Polio vaccine Q) Yellow fever vaccine R) Influenja vaccine S) Deptheria toxoid A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 11. The example of live attenuated vaccine P) BCG Q) Polio R) Cholera S) Rickettsial A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S 12. The advantage of Alum precipitated toxoid is P) Slowly absorbed Q) Slowly excreted R) Fast absorption S) Fast excretion A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S

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The example for polysaccharide containing vaccine P) Influenza Q) Preumococcal R) Cholera S) Perturis A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S The test organism for microbiological assay of streptomycin B P) Bacillus subtilis Q) Bacillus pumium R) Klebsiella pneumonia S) Staphylococcus aureus A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S The Staphylococcus aureus can be used as test organism for microbial assay of P)Blemoycin Q) Amphotericin B R) Doxy cycline S) Amikacin A. P, Q B. R,S C. P, R D. Q, S Diagnosic preparations for tuberculosis and diphtheria contains A) Killed bacteria B. Attenuated bacteria C. Anti-toxins D. Rickettsial Sabine vaccine is an example of A. Killed vaccine B. Live attenuated vaccine C. Oral Vaccine D. Both B&C Extreme hardness of endospore is due to A. Gamma-picoline B. Murein C. Dipicolinic acid D. Both A& C Brownes tubes are most commonly used chemical indicators for A. Ethylene oxide B. Radiation C. Heat sterilization D. Filtration Plasmid is a A. Macromolecule involved in protein synthesis B. Circular piece of duplex DNA C. Hybrid DNA fragments D. Endogenous substances In the official bioassay of ERYTHROMYCIN the strain used is A. B.subtilis B. Micrococcus luteus C. S. typhi D. E. coli Staphylococcus aureus is used in the IP assay of A. Doxycycline B. Bleomycin C. Kanamycin D. Carbeicillin The mechanism involved in simple staining is A. Ion exchange B. Displacement C. Substitution D. Addition The principle stain used in Acid-fast staining is A. malachite green B. Methylene blue C. Carbol fuschin D. Saffarin Exotoxins possess following characteristics except A. Thermolabile B. Protein in nature C. Highly toxic D. Produced by gram negative organisms This of the following chemical agents is used to destroy the pathogenicity without altering its antigenic properties in the preparation of vaccines A. Ethanol B. Methanol C. Acetaldehyde D. Formaldehyde From the following vaccines, which one cannot be prepared from the chick embryo A. Measles vaccine B. Mumps vaccine C. Rubella vaccine D. Yellow fever vaccine Colostrum, the initial secretion from the mothers breast after a baby is born is rich in A. IgA B. IgM C. IgG D. Ig D Alum is used regularly as an adjuvant in human immunizations because when given with it A. Enhances immune response to a given immunogen B. Confers the depo effect due to its insolubility C. Potentiates the effect of antigens D. All the above

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Diagnostic preparations are used to test the individuals for A. Susceptibility or immunity to a particular infection B. A useful degree of protection after immunization C. The presence of a particular disease D. All The positive test with the tuberculin purified protein derivative indicated the person is A. Immune to TB B. Non-immune to TB C. Both D. None Epidemic typhus is due to A. Rickettsia felis B. Rickettsia prowazeki C. Rickettsia typhi D. All the above Which of the following antibody is implicated in erythroblastosis fetalis A. IgA B. Ig M C. Ig G D. Ig D Small pox vaccine mainly contains A. Living virus vaccinia B. Living culture of M. tuberculae C. Attenuated S. aureus D. Living virus of hepatitis The dose of tuberculin in Montoux test is A. 0.01 ml B. 1 ml C. 0.1 ml D. 0.001 ml Quantitative method used for detecting microbial antigens in biological fluid is A. Coombs test B. Radio immune electrophoresis C.Nitro blue tetrazolium dye D. Counter current immune electrophoresis From the following select bacteria that can be identified by capsule staining A. Corynebacterium diphtheria B. Streptococcus pneumonia C. Mycobacterium pneumonia D. Staphylococcus aureus Cold sterilization refers to sterilization with A. UV rays B. Steam at atmospheric pressure C. X-rays D. Both a&c The stain used in Rideal walker test is A. Salmonella typhi B. E.coli C. Staphylococcus aureus D. All the above The immunodiagnostic test for Anthrax disease is A. Montoux test B. Schick test C. Ascolis test D. Naglers test The immunodiagnostic test for Rheumatoid arthritis is A. Paul-bunnel test B. Rose water test C. Weil-felix test D. Mc-faden test The antigenic determinant regions are called as A. Epitope B. Domains C. Paratope D. Both a & b The antibiotic activity was associated with A. Alpha globulin B. Pseudo globulin C. Beta globulin D. Gamma globulin The first most antibody synthesized in the body A. Ig M B. IgA C. Ig E D. Ig D The antigen required for producing the agglutination reaction is A. Soluble B. Particulate C. Composite D. None The Coombs is used for the detection of A. Rh incompatibility in serum B. Incomplete Anti-Rh antibodies in serum C. Complete Anti-Rh antibodies in serum D. All the above Viral vaccines are stored at a temperature A. Cold B. Cool C. Frozen D. Room temperature Old tuberculin test is done to diagnose A. Tuberculosis B. Diphtheria C. Typhoid D. Leprosy Shicks test toxin is used to diagnose A. Tuberculosis B. Diphtheria C. Typhoid D. Leprosy

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Influenza vaccine is grown on which part of egg A. Allantonic fluid B. Chorioallontonic fluid C. Yolk sac BCG vaccine is used to treat A. Cholera B. Tuberculosis C. BCG Which type of immunity develops slowly but lasts for long time A. Active B. Passive C. Acquired Antiserum contains A. Antigens B. Antibodies C. Toxins The immunological products which produce active immunization A. Bacterial vaccine B. Viral vaccine C. Toxoid An example for viral vaccine is A. Small pox B. Polio mellitus C. Rabies

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